Oil 12" x 12"
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I have painted this rooster several times before. He lives at the Rock Ledge Ranch. I love how roosters strut around and think they're the king of it all!
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- Pam Holnback
- I am an oil painter from Colorado Springs, Colorado. I retired in May 2008 after 28 years of teaching art and now have more time to pursue my passions of painting and traveling. My life has revolved around my love of art, starting with afternoon art classes while in kindergarten, a degree in art education, sharing my passion with hundreds of students yearly, and painting as often as I can. This journal is a combination of my daily paintings, my studio and plein-air work, my classes and workshops, and pieces from my travels past and present.
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8 comments:
Cool! Particularly love the tail feathers. And yes, it is so funny that they know they are kings of it all. Oh yes, he's a male. xoxo
Such a colorful rooster, Pam! Excellent painting!
Love this ROOSTER! I have never painted one - scared as they look difficult to do. You make it look easy.
He sure is a handsome fellow!
Fun painting, made me smile.
Debbi, Thank you! I did exaggerate the tail feathers a bit. I should say, I used artistic license a bit on the tail feathers!
Thank you Hilda. He is fun to paint!
Julie, Thanks so much. Go for it! After your 30 "new" ones, this would be a snap!
Thank you so much Sherry! Handsome fellow would make a great title for a future rooster painting.
Janett Marie, So glad I helped you start the day with a smile! Thanks.
I love your Rooster, but I am equally piqued by how your chose to treat the background.
I love the brushstrokes and attitude in this, Pam!
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