Showing posts with label bighorn sheep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bighorn sheep. Show all posts
Monday, May 30, 2011
Unfettered
Unfettered
Acrylic on canvas
24" x 12"
Available for purchase at Freshwater Studio & Gallery, Dillon, MT
I've always loved bighorn sheep and used to be stationed by the bighorn exhibit back when I was a volunteer at ZooMontana. They move with the same agility of a cat - it's truly impressive to watch them hop from boulder to boulder.
If but for the span of a moment I swam in the aura of flame;
I caught the rapt secret of being clothed by the Ineffable Name.
And chastened with wonder and strengthened to meet life's beleaguering ills
I went, like a bondman unfettered, adown from the heart of the hills.
-from "The Heart of the Hills", Clinton Scollard
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Little Bighorns
Little Bighorns
acrylic on canvas
18" x 14"
Available for purchase at Carnation Corners, Carnation, WA
I decided to experiment a bit with this one. I used isopropyl alcohol to dissolve droplets of paint on the canvas; I started by using the alcohol drops just on the rocks, then expanded them to the rest of the canvas.
acrylic on canvas
18" x 14"
Available for purchase at Carnation Corners, Carnation, WA
I decided to experiment a bit with this one. I used isopropyl alcohol to dissolve droplets of paint on the canvas; I started by using the alcohol drops just on the rocks, then expanded them to the rest of the canvas.
Labels:
acrylic,
bighorn sheep,
canvas,
fauna,
impasto,
Montana,
palette knife
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