Well, I just couldn't find anything that inspired me, so I returned to crows. I tried a nautilus that ended up overworked and horrid (twice) so I just went with a light sketch and then this little one, looking up and curious about something. I like the shadow shape of him, too.

The scanner is picking up that quinacridone violet in his wing and making it more pink-red than it is, but it's close enough. Since this one is travelling all the way to Lebanon for Cathy (our List-Mom for the group), I'm calling this one
Cathy's Curious Crow.
I hope she likes it - and that it gets all the way there!

The scanner is picking up that quinacridone violet in his wing and making it more pink-red than it is, but it's close enough. Since this one is travelling all the way to Lebanon for Cathy (our List-Mom for the group), I'm calling this one
Cathy's Curious Crow.
I hope she likes it - and that it gets all the way there!
5 comments:
Crows are an interesting subject. Well done.
I am so happy to see the crows are back! he is a wee gem too.
A lovely fellow with a perfect name! Lucky Cathy!
I think the color is spectacular. I bet she will love it. I do love mine, thank you very much.
Thanks, Asit, Caroline, and Pam :)
Carol, thanks so much!
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