Bosco Rabbit

[chuas2]

9 1/2 x 12 1/2 LaCarte card, mostly Girault and Schmincke pastels. Just plain fun!
Chuas

http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/images/26-Jun-2011/208492-painting_Bosco_Rabbitv2.jpg

[rugman]

Yep, as with most of your posts, as soon as I scroll down to the image, it puts a big ole smile on my face. Very fun, and well painted!

[John Palmer Fine Art]

Hi Chuas, this is great fun and very skilfully done. Can't remember what this product is but if the containers are anything to go by I'm sure it's popular.
John

[bnoonan]

Glad you had fun with this. I think you need to drink the product to really appreciate it! Stunning job on the tiles and the reflections. It must have taken a lot of time to draw.

Cinnamon, nutmeg, a cup and is that curry powder in the back LOL?

[allydoodle]

I always love the subjects you paint, full of whimsy and delight, and this is no exception! This is wonderful you've painted it so well, it's amazing how you do the lettering.

[Ruthie57]

Oh this is a great one! Love the shadows...very subtle, very believable. Thanks for making me smile Chuas!

[sketchZ1ol]

hello
is this the same painter who was fretting about skin tones
with a self-portrait ?
- check those light-sensitive glasses m'dear ...

:thumbsup:

Ed :}

[chuas2]

Thank you for the comments all! It's a GREAT day when I know I've made someone smile, so it's a GREAT day!

Ed, I think I'll do my self-portrait with pink skin. I rather had fun with that.

John, Bosco is a chocolate syrup that generally is mixed with milk (at least that's how it was advertised, a "milk fortifier," back in the '60's).

Barb, I didn't mean to have that collection of spices in the background, but saw them there and thought it worked so well...just put them in! Funny how recognizable those bottles/tins are.

Chuas