I've been 'getting into the Easter' mode with all the rabbits, baby ducks, candy, crosses, purples and yellows that are prominently featured in shops, gardens, commercials, churches. I decided to try stomething 'different' for me, and so I found a copyright free image of a baby duckling ....
The goslings haven't quite hatched here on campus, nor have the wee ducks, so I really appreciated finding an image to use.
This also fits the EDM Challenge this week - FRESH. Can you think of anything more fresh than this cuddly wee thing?
18 comments:
Lin,
Your duckling is amazing. I can feel the soft feathers and the sharp blades of grass! What a wonderful painting!
A wonderful job on this. It DOES look so cuddly!
Oh she looks so fluffly I can just feel her; what a great job you did. And I just LOVE the shading on the grasses. You just keep getting better and better gal!
Hugs,
Lorraine
So adorable, Lin. She has a slightly mischievous look to her little eye that really intrigues me!Lovely painting, mi amica!
Fantastic job on getting the soft downy look! So cute!! Love his sweet eye too!!
Gorgeous, Lin! You've really captured the cute factor here.
Cute Lin - really really cute!
So cute! Yes, what can be more fresh and alive than a small animal!
Well done on this drawing...great yellows.
Ronell
Gee Lin, this is sooooo soft and sweet. Perfect choice for "Fresh" and beautifully executed. Fantastic!
Awww, how adorable! Nicely done! :)
Lin, Great job! The shadow on the grass adds so much to the solidity of the duck and is a great contrast.
Goslings are not pretty for long. They quickly get into that ugly gangling stage. Your duckling is adorable. :o)
What a cozy little fluff ball. So sweet and very well painted!
What a cutie!!!
He's beautiful, Line You want to stroke that soft down - wonderful job!
absolutely adorable Lin, so cute & yes - *fresh*! well done!
Oh my goodness, that is so adorable! You've captured that soft fluffy down amazingly well!
Ohh! I love this! The little guy is so fuzzy, I just want to pick it up and cuddle! Cheers! Mary Ellen
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