This is another one of my Neocolor II and colored pencil pieces on hot press paper, about 5 x 8 inches. A trail that we have hiked many times now since we moved to these mountains. Years ago, we would take our dog, Henry, hiking with us. He loved to run ahead but would always stop and wait for us to catch up. He was a dog that needed to go first. Always.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
You went on ahead
This is another one of my Neocolor II and colored pencil pieces on hot press paper, about 5 x 8 inches. A trail that we have hiked many times now since we moved to these mountains. Years ago, we would take our dog, Henry, hiking with us. He loved to run ahead but would always stop and wait for us to catch up. He was a dog that needed to go first. Always.
YOur blog is most interesting and full of the best art work---I hope to see it often. Your dog that leads comments are wonderful!
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I now an old dame
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Lovely painting of good memories. Although our canine friends have to go on before us, they will be waiting! Always sad to say goodbye for awhile.
ReplyDeleteHenry sounds like a smart and fun dog ^^ I'd love to have a dog one day too but Tanna's more of a cat person so we'll see.
ReplyDeleteA very lovely drawing Ann, beautiful path that I would want to take, with a bottle of water, and a camera with me... just in case I find something interesting which I could take a picture with. =)
this is so soft looking :D i love all the blues and greens
ReplyDeletemost dogs I've had always had to be in the lead on a path, unless we had a treat in our pockets lol
Cool story as for me. It would be great to read something more concerning that theme.
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A very inviting path indeed
ReplyDeleteBeautiful walk in the woods. Good art.
ReplyDelete..beautiful. I love the softness of the painting. I think I would walk that trail all the time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sunlit path, Ann! Great story about your dog too.
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