Poppy, Flower Child

Have been wondering what to do with Poppys eyes. Why not sunflowers. So here they are, but more work needed.

More animals on Onsy

I have added a moose and a mule deer on the back and on one side 2 Big Horn Sheep. Other animals are in the process but not completely on as yet.

Visiters to see the Bears

A couple of friends came by to see how we were doing. Glad you came ladies.

Another Day in the Den

Robin working on her little bear.

I have the geese about done on my big Bear.

My Quick Draw at the Lincoln Day Dinner

Titled Wyoming Skies because that would cover a multitude of things. This took a little over an hour and was alot of fun. They had a sell out crowd so lots of people to watch us work. The meal was fabulous. When we left it was snowing and blowing like crazy. But only got a couple of inchs out of it.

More on Poppy

Another day painting on Poppy. Now to work on the other side. It is all coming together slowly.

A Day in the Den

Putting paint on Onslow, Feeding him a granola bar, ymm,

Showing off the little bear. And both bears in their Den. Mine is Onslow and Robins is "Mama"

The Group

A view of the Bears Den, Berrys Garage. With Ginger and Cocoa watching . It was a nice day, this day but today it snowed so the door won't be open. Lulubelle is in the foreground.

Lulubelle

Robins Lulubelle, looks like she is getting a good start. There will be lots of wild flowers on this little gal.

Lulabelle

My buffalo calf, Poppy, has a twin sister, Lulabelle. Painted by Robin Berry. We both did Buttercup, the full sized buffalo last year. Lulabelle will be covered with the wildflowers of Yellowstone.

A Start on the Bears

I have gotten started on the Bear.

The one on the left is a 9 inch mini of the big bear and I have started my plan on him. The big one on the right is just getting started. Putting geese flying along his neck Hopefully the design will start showing up in a day or two.

Pen and Ink Workshop with Horses

I have been asked to do a workshop in Vassalboro, Maine.

October 2-6, 2008. You can take 2 or more days. This is just one of the horses on the farm. It is 75 acres of fields, woods and ponds. Vassalboro is close to Augusta.

Robin Berry will be helping me with this workshop and will teach drawing to kids if you want to bring your child.

For all the information go to http://sitekreator.com/neeae

October should be a beautiful month in Maine.

I plan on spending at least 1/2 of each day actually sketching the horses and 1/2 day in the classroom.

Poppy, Buttercups Calf

Last year I painted Buttercup, a life size Buffalo for West Yellowstone, MT. She stood in front of the Museum there through last summer. Now I am painting her calf, Poppy. This needs to be done and to West Yellowstone by April 1. I have a start, my theme is "Babys of Yellowstone National Park" Actually Poppy has a twin. Robin Berry helped with Buttercup and she is also painting one of the calves. I will keep posting pictures as we progress. We have a bunch of critters to paint. Poppy, the Grizzly and a small Grizzly. All to be done by April 1, did I say this year

My Grizzly Bear

Well, my grizzly has finally arrived. As you can see he is a little guy. At least 5 feet high, 5 feet wide. Have until the first of April to get him painted. I will post pictures as he progresses. Right now he does not have a name but one will come. I am thinking Onslo but that may change. I am open for ideas. This is a project for the Park County Library Childrens section here in Cody. There is also a website. www.grizgathering.com

Quick Draw at Ducks Unlimited, Cody Chapter

Robin Berry, Mel Christenson and I doing our Quick Draw. A very nice event with tons of things they auctioned, sold raffles for. We had a delicious Prime Rib Dinner, worth going to.