How Owls Get Wise—First Paint

Posted on July 21, 2016 by The Late Emerging Artist

Between the lack of rain, the heat in Ohio, and my wife going off to Florida with the Kids, and Grand-Kids, I’ve been at loose-ends, and without supervised direction. I’ve begun to plan my next sculpture as well, which I never should do until the current one is complete (Great philosophy but in truth there are always a whole line of projects scrambling my thoughts).

SCREECH OWL 7 21 16

This is the”Schoolmarm Owl” and as you can see I’ve only just begun.

This is a photo of my “First Grade Schoolmarm”.

schoolmarm copy

Signature 3 copy

About The Late Emerging Artist

This is the site of "The Emerging Artist's Newsletter. I use it to track the progress of the Art that I am currently creating. The typical Newsletter publishes once or twice a month, depending of how creative I am at any given time.
This entry was posted in Acrylic Paintings, Armatures, Birds of Prey, Loudonville, Ohio, Polymer clay, Robert Walker, Screech Owls, Sculpture, Western Artist. Bookmark the permalink.

1 Response to How Owls Get Wise—First Paint

  1. Ted Byerly says:
    July 22, 2016 at 5:21 PM

    It is looking great—so real they may fly!

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