Two in a row! Clydesdale Colt
Oil on masonite,
Hey, hey! I did another painting yesterday. This one looks more unfinished, but I still like it. I think I wimped out a bit on the colt's face. I was painting from 5:30 to 7:30 in the evening. I really really want to get to my painting earlier in the day, but I'm glad I'm doing it, anyway. I photographed it this morning; morning seems to be a good time to photograph the paintings, good light, not direct. I left my tripod set up on my studio balcony (not the same balcony I photographed the buck from), which makes things a bit easier.
This is a Clydesdale colt who was tethered in a open shed at the Draft Horse Classic. He was so gorgeous... I love the markings, not quite like a paint horse, but the white making inroads on his red.
I don't know what else I want to say....
The official size of this is 6" x 8"; exact size is 5 5/16" x 7 15/16". If you're interested in buying this one, please email me. It's $115 plus shipping - probably between $5 and 10, including insurance. This will need about one month's drying time.
Thanks for looking! I hope you enjoy these.
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Labels: daily painting, horses
2 Comments:
I love the colt! I love the buck, too. congratulations on 3 paintings this year!
Thanks, Shari! I'm glad you enjoy them, colt and buck. I feel cheered on by your applause for my persistence in keeping returning to my painting, even though it doesn't seem like enough to me.
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