3.25" x 2" watercolour on board (enlarged)
Long-eared owls arrive in Orkney in late autumn to overwinter, but they are not easy to find so I was pleased to have the chance to see a pair in a local village recently, where they have been roosting during the day in a sheltered garden. Owing to the lack of leaves on the trees it was possible to get a very good view of them - and they seemed quite unbothered by their visitors! This is the resulting painting.











12 comments:
Beautiful Tracy and you are geting so fast at these! Lesley
wunderschön, gefällt mir sehr gut. Ganz große Arbeit.
Viele Grüße Werner
Tracy,
What a lovely painting. Just perfect.!
Gail Hayton
Hi Tracy,
I admire your paintings for a long time.And this is such a beautiful
painting .Love that light on the tree.
Suzanne
Wow Tracy, you are sooooo fast. Love it, you did a great job.
Another beauty Tracy.
The detail and accuracy are simply amazing, especially considering the size. Wow! I particularly appreciate the textures of the tree branches.
I can't wait to see the whole thing, the little taster is wonderful.
Many thanks for taking the time to comment everyone, I really appreciate it. This one was great fun to do, especially the tree!
Tremendous work, Tracy.
He's wonderful Tracy! What a treat to see him in person and have him pose for you! I'm so glad you had the opportunity to paint him. As always, your branch-work and feather rendering is just tops!
Hello, I was very impressed by your work, you have a great talent! congratulations for the great care and precision that characterize your watercolors. I will follow this blog with pleasure.
Greetings from Italy, Giada
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