
I am wondering if you might be a little impressed that I did not title this "baby white cow"? I found out at an art show in Nashville that the white cows are charolais. This calf looks so much like a lamb that I googled pictures of lambs to see the differences. I painted this charolais on an 8 x 8" gallery wrap canvas.
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WOW Carol, you've outdone yourself! Love the expression, color, beautiful brushwork...LOVE IT ALL!
ReplyDeleteCarol, this is outstanding! Love the way you've handled all the shades of white from sunlight whites to shadow whites. Such a sweet face!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol, Love this. the sweet expression, the colors, the purples, lavenders, even the bright touches of the Yellow/Orange Really special. Keep up the great work, I look forward to seeing my inbox each day for what might be in it from you!!
ReplyDeleteLeslie Newman
ps...I really enjoy "Big White" you sent me last month.
Looks like a white cow to me :) expertly painted of course...
ReplyDeleteFantastic color and brushwork as usual!
ReplyDeleteI am in love...this is just the best! That sweet face is all cow-to-be and could never be mistaken for a lamb! The snout and broader face are just amazing and very "charolais". Love that you taught us all a new word along with getting to see a gorgeous fresh painting too!
ReplyDeleteDear, dear baby white cow.
ReplyDeleteSorry I have not called you back again. Will try
to catch you soon
What a beauty!! I always think of cows as warm and loving and gentle, a spirit you always capture in your cow paintings. The white charolais also adds innocence to that sense. I wonder if it is their huge eyes and super long lashes that give me that sense.
ReplyDeleteLove the cows face and those beautiful brushstrokes of white and violet tones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color and strokes! Your paintings bring such happiness. !
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