This is another art trading card painting I did back in 2006 with acrylics and colored pencil.
I love owls. My daughter got off work one night and there was a big light-colored one standing on a car two cars away looking at her. Her co-worker took a picture and she sent it to me – she was so excited. I would have been too! I still haven’t seen one in real life (possibly at a zoo a long time ago but I don’t remember). Hoping I’ll get a chance meeting with one someday. 🙂
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Nice work, Monica! In particular, the colors you chose complement each other and flow together beautifully.
When you wrote about never having seen an owl before, it seemed unlikely…until I realized I never have seen one myself. I hear them often – at least a couple nights a month – yet they remain “invisible.”
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I’m really glad my daughter got to see one staring right at her and so close, but I am very jealous!!!
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Thanks to follow my blog..
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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Thank-you so much for reblogging!
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