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More Zoo studies

  I spent few hours in the Zoo lately and this is what I managed to sketch..Not every attempt leads to a pleasing result which is obvious in the two Lynx studies..I wasn`t pleased with the first  and started a second one...   WOOD BISON    HARTMANN´S MOUNTAIN ZEBRA    LYNX 1 ATTEMPT    LYNX 2 ATTEMPT    MARKHOR GOAT     ROCK PARTRIDGE       
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Zoo life studies

  I haven`t been in the Zoo to sketch for a while and I feared that I`m getting rusty.. I need to exercise more.. Attached the day`s harvest of quick studies    

New Tawny owl colour study

 A Tawny owl drawn from life yesterday in the Park . Suddently the spring appeared with rising temperatures and I had to go out ..   

Tawny owl study in the Park

  A Tawny owl drawn from life today in the morning in Nymphenburg park in Munich. I heard that the weather is going to be somewhat warmer reaching 9 degrees Celcius and hoped to find an owl to sketch. We expect snow tomorrow...I managed to finish this but until it was completed I experienced many frustrating moments!    

Lion Portrait-in watercolours

  A Lion male portrait I did last Saturday as a watercolour demonstration for an adult painting class . I have to say that I painted the portrait up to a certain point in the class and finished it at home because of lack of time ..I rarely paint or draw Lions, except maybe of life studies I did in the Zoo.I have the impression that there are more than enough artists in the world, many excellent, some less skilled who are mainly painting Lions and I don`t think that I have something new to add...    

Goose portrait

  A domestic Goose portrait I finished last Saturday  for an adult painting class. Attached also a series of images showing the process of the portrait     

Tawny owl life drawing

After more than a year and when I heard that this day is going to be the warmest of the month , I went back to the Park , where I was lucky and glad to meet an old friend who led me to a "new " Owl in a "new" location. The guy here was very shy and as soon as someone came too close to his tree disappead in his hole. It took me almost the double time I usually need to finish the drawing, waiting for the owl to reappear. Drawn with various Sepia fineliners & Faber-Castell Pitt pens