Again this one is really out of the box for me, I have spent so much time painting macros and close ups, I am starting to enjoy putting together these paintings. You really have a lot more to think about as far as composition goes. I did this little goat ( from Kingsbrae Gardens of course) with a limited palette. This little guy would not come out of the barn to get his picture taken, in fact the only one that was not shy was Dusty the baby.
Thank you Sam, he was so cute. He wanted to see what was going on but there was no way he was coming out.
Beautiful Krista, youve definitely captured that shy look)
Thank you very much Barbra, Christiane, Carol, Vicki, and Diane, I really enjoyed this one (I enjoy them all who am I kidding lol)It was nice working with such a limited palette. thank you for taking the time to look and comment 🙂
I love the muted grays and earthtones in this one!
The little goat is so cute and the tin in the background is perfect.
Beautiful piece. What a cute subject and a great title.
Krista, it is always so pleasant to see one of your new paintings! This little guy is very cute. I especially like how you painted the door.
Krista, just love the path your on now., I know what you mean when you get 'stuck in a rut' Good to make a change once in a while, keeps us on our toes. BJ
Thank you Patricia, Sheila and Jocelyn. Hope everyone has a wonderful night! 🙂
Jump Around!!!! It is GREAT!!!!
I love goats!!!! you did such an awesome job with this. I can't stop smiling when I look at your painting!
Wonderful detail in this painting. I like the warm color on the shed.
Thank you Billie, it was not easy for me, I tend to want to paint every little thing. So it is good to do something other than close ups every once and awhile 🙂
OMG…this is outstanding, Krista! Great title, too.:)