...a watery rendering of an American Kestrel, our smallest and most colorful falcon. Back in Autumn Matty and I went to a photo shoot of raptors at RAPTOR, Inc., a raptor rehab facility. This is a painting of "Steel," who is blind in his left eye. He perches a lot in this posture, because he doesn't like to turn his blind eye towards someone.
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
Kelly - Paintings 13
(watercolor)
...a watery rendering of an American Kestrel, our smallest and most colorful falcon. Back in Autumn Matty and I went to a photo shoot of raptors at RAPTOR, Inc., a raptor rehab facility. This is a painting of "Steel," who is blind in his left eye. He perches a lot in this posture, because he doesn't like to turn his blind eye towards someone.
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Beautiful - a minimum of brush strokes with a very pleasing combination of colours
Beautiful kestrel. You captured how his eye sits beneath his eyebrow, his long toes typical of falcons ....
...thanks, Jerry and Elva!! :-)
Wonderful!
...thanks, Brinda!
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