Homemade bread, wow, that's going to feel like an achievement - hope it turned out nice! I like the connection between the cows and the kitchen. We have cows near here and they seem to be in the field for just one day a year - when I go back with the sketchbook they are gone!
I love the simplicity and the colours of Sir Charles too.
Unfortunately, being born, raised and still living in the city, my access to cows come in two forms: the internet or wrapped in plastic at the grocery. I'll have to visit the zoo or take a ride into the country side to see some live ones!
it's always rewarding to come visit your blog: i love every single piece - but i admit the cows are real nice ;-)
re. bread baking you might want to check out http://theinversecook.wordpress.com - it's a blog i have found via my swiss friend lamiacucina and i consult it frequently (though bread baking is still full of mysteries to me *g*)
In my current art practice, I am exploring the subtitles of oil paints, particularly within the the realm of portraiture.
My focus is on the human face because that's what we all see everyday. It's there ripe for the picking.
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Homemade bread, wow, that's going to feel like an achievement - hope it turned out nice! I like the connection between the cows and the kitchen. We have cows near here and they seem to be in the field for just one day a year - when I go back with the sketchbook they are gone!
I love the simplicity and the colours of Sir Charles too.
Unfortunately, being born, raised and still living in the city, my access to cows come in two forms: the internet or wrapped in plastic at the grocery. I'll have to visit the zoo or take a ride into the country side to see some live ones!
Awaiting your next image with much anticipation.
it's always rewarding to come visit your blog: i love every single piece - but i admit the cows are real nice ;-)
re. bread baking you might want to check out http://theinversecook.wordpress.com - it's a blog i have found via my swiss friend lamiacucina and i consult it frequently (though bread baking is still full of mysteries to me *g*)
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I just found your blog and am glad I did!! Really enjoy your work and look forward to seeing more.
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