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Hello everyone,
I was watching ‘Countryfile’, one of my favourite TV programmes, on Sunday evening and there was a topic about sheep farming in Wales. I had my I-phone with me and managed to ‘snap’ a lovely view off the screen. This is my attempt at painting it. The beautiful lush green fields and mountain backdrop made a good picture I thought.
All went reasonably well until I tried to indicate the sheep; now I can’t paint sheep at the best of times and now, with my shaky hand it is well nigh impossible. So you’ll have to take my word for it – they ARE sheep!
Mike
Hier würde man “Alm-Auftrieb” dazu sagen. Mike, es sieht
prima und nach Schafen aus. Keine Bange, alles wird erkannt!Here one would say “Alm-Auftrieb” lift to it. Mike, it looks great
and for sheep. Don’t worry, everything will be recognized!Ernst
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Painting is not everything in life - but without painting everything is nothing!All you sheep experts are very kind with your comments. Thank you.
Frank – I’m worried about your eyesight ….. can’t read the name on the dog’s collar? I think you need your eyes tested!
Mike
Sheep works for me. At that distance they could be long haired Afghan hounds and you could fool me.
Rich
Sheep works for me. At that distance they could be long haired Afghan hounds and you could fool me.
Rich
Rich – I’ve just referred to my painting and, at full size, they DO look exactly like long haired Afghan hounds!
Mike
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