Talk about changing spots: I’m trying to loooooooosen my grip on the pencil a bit. Find I’m concentrating too much and taking too much time trying to “get it right” and that’s NOT FUN, it’s work. Moo cow was my first sacrifice to looooooosening up. He doesn’t seem to care if he has spots or not.
Aeeda,
Assignment was 100 flowers, 3 animals and some fun fun fun watercolor. The fairy tale is French one I’ve never heard of. I’ll post the title (gotta go find it).
I think Moo Cow is quite fabulous – I am SOOO enjoying your Fairy Tale adventure – it’s just so great to experience it vicariously – mostly because your drawings are great & I just get to enjoy them without exerting any energy!! Thanx for that!!! Can’t wait for the next post!! L
Remi’s Mom,
Vicarious experiences is one of my favorite picks too. (Sometimes because I can’t afford the actual experience – I watch a lot of travel shows . . .)
And Moo Cow thanks you!
I’m in love with Spotless, I happen to have loved cows for a long time. Spotless is so sweet and cute, Spotty on the other hand looks like every other Elsie and yes, I AM that old. You are doing so well, no need to get uptight. You are very talented, but you must know that by now. Love, your #1 fan, Lexi-Pro
Lexi-Pro,
They are both the SAME cow. I just erased some of the graphite to make spots!!!!! Because it’s done with a cheapie mechanical pencil and an eraser Moo Cow can change, rearrange or eliminate anything he wants.
Thanks for the kudos! As I keep reminding everyone – drawing doesn’t really take talent it just takes doing it over and over and over with a beginner’s eye. But I’ll take the compliment!
xxxxx j
Lexi-Pro KNEW they WERE THE SAME physical cow but my preference was without the spots. Gosh, you humans can be so technical sometimes.PS my human disagrees she thinks it takes talent as well that’s cuz she is not creative in art. Love, LP
Remi,
My apologies. I should know by now that you are one smart doggie. You’ve outsmarted your humans since you first adopted them.
I like the one without spots best too
CURIOUS to the MAX 
I love cows and these are sooo cute. He has dreamy eyes and sweet face:) Great work. What was your assignment?
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Aeeda,
Assignment was 100 flowers, 3 animals and some fun fun fun watercolor. The fairy tale is French one I’ve never heard of. I’ll post the title (gotta go find it).
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I think Moo Cow is quite fabulous – I am SOOO enjoying your Fairy Tale adventure – it’s just so great to experience it vicariously – mostly because your drawings are great & I just get to enjoy them without exerting any energy!! Thanx for that!!! Can’t wait for the next post!! L
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Remi’s Mom,
Vicarious experiences is one of my favorite picks too. (Sometimes because I can’t afford the actual experience – I watch a lot of travel shows . . .)
And Moo Cow thanks you!
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I’m in love with Spotless, I happen to have loved cows for a long time. Spotless is so sweet and cute, Spotty on the other hand looks like every other Elsie and yes, I AM that old. You are doing so well, no need to get uptight. You are very talented, but you must know that by now. Love, your #1 fan, Lexi-Pro
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Lexi-Pro,
They are both the SAME cow. I just erased some of the graphite to make spots!!!!! Because it’s done with a cheapie mechanical pencil and an eraser Moo Cow can change, rearrange or eliminate anything he wants.
Thanks for the kudos! As I keep reminding everyone – drawing doesn’t really take talent it just takes doing it over and over and over with a beginner’s eye. But I’ll take the compliment!
xxxxx j
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Lexi-Pro KNEW they WERE THE SAME physical cow but my preference was without the spots. Gosh, you humans can be so technical sometimes.PS my human disagrees she thinks it takes talent as well that’s cuz she is not creative in art. Love, LP
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Remi,
My apologies. I should know by now that you are one smart doggie. You’ve outsmarted your humans since you first adopted them.
I like the one without spots best too
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