More homework from Kate Johnson's watercolor texture class - fur. Far fur and close fur. I really like moose. Even though this one doesn't have a rack, it's still a moose. This was done with a 'travel' water color set on fake moleskin paper. Painted while overlooking the ocean from a camp (aka cabin) on Chebeague Island, Maine. Monday, October 1, 2007
Far Fur! Challenge #44 - a Moose
More homework from Kate Johnson's watercolor texture class - fur. Far fur and close fur. I really like moose. Even though this one doesn't have a rack, it's still a moose. This was done with a 'travel' water color set on fake moleskin paper. Painted while overlooking the ocean from a camp (aka cabin) on Chebeague Island, Maine. 
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Very nice. I like this fast and spontaneous monochrome approach. It makes me think a bit of prehistoric art one can see in some places in the world in caves and rocky overhangs.
E.g. check out these pages for examples:
http://www.drakensberg-tourism.com/bushman-rock-art.html
http://www.linecasters.co.za/rhodes/rock-art.htm
Love this! Great work!
Yeah, I agree with above comments. Great job.
Wow. it does look like a cave painting. What a hoot.
Thanks for the comments!
Great moose Sue! Very realistic.
Great moose! I love the quick and spontaneous look of it.
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