Comments on: Bear Painting in Oil Pastel (still a WIP)

By: MonaMajorowicz

MonaMajorowicz — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 19:18:22 +0000

Angela, still using the few sheet I had left over from before the making of paper. I really can’t take the time to run over until after art fair season. Connie also is an incredibly busy artist.

Medical procedure sounds ominous. Hope all is well.

Robert, The garden hose is a wonderful thing. For you though a super soaker might be just the ticket. The big benefit being you can take it along when you’er racing away, while a hose . . . well the flight distance is greatly diminished.

By: Robert Sloan

Robert Sloan — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 08:01:53 +0000

LOL the raccoons! I get you about the antelope, that male is defending his herd from something that finds antelope tasty. Just in case. I think you’ve convinced me that hands-on experience with wildlife is probably outside my physical abilities no matter how cool it sounds.

Though going armed with a hose might help even the odds except with the raccoons. I’d better stay close to the fence if I ever get a chance to do something like that.

Gorgeous bear. I didn’t comment on the first post but I liked her then and like her more now that more of her is in the picture. Go, go, go! I love the way you do these wild colored critters sometimes just as much as your natural colored ones.

By: Angela Finney

Angela Finney — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:37:09 +0000

Still coming along nicely. Did you make a new batch of handmade paper that you are able to use? Interesting, I didn’t know the Brown and the Grizzly were the same species.

Interesting stories about your wards — not sure that I envy you that job.

Last two days absorbed in houecleaning and one medical procedure. Hope to get back in the swing tomorrow. Then another procedure Wednesday.