I mentioned that now that the folk art winter/holiday farm scene Christmas painting series is "complete" that I wanted to try something new for the upcoming year. I love watercolor paintings, so that is definitely on the list.
I went online looking for some painting tutorials. You can learn to do most anything on YouTube, including how to operate a skid steer...but that's a story for another day ;-). For now I'd love to be able to learn to paint watercolor pictures of our sheep.
There are millions of painting videos out there. There are even several specifically for painting sheep. How about that? There is even one teaching how to paint a specific sheep. What? And that specific sheep? Does this big brown sheep look familiar?
Well, hello there, Count Chocula!
While I wish the artist had asked for permission to use my pictures and kindly given a photo credit, we've been in contact and she's working on correcting that. In the meantime, if I want to learn how to paint one of our sheep, it's pretty hard to beat a video of someone actually painting one of our sheep!
I'm always happy for blog readers to use my photographs as screen savers, inspiration, educational purposes... Obviously if someone wants to use a picture for commercial purposes, that is a different story. I'm easy to work with though, just ask :-).
Actually, speaking of commercial purposes, there are 4 Lamb Camp calendars and 9 farm calendars left...if anyone is still needing a 2019 calendar. Sale price of $7.50 and $9.50 sound okay?
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