what's important?

It's been a long time since the last post .... many changes have occurred. Many of the necessary and good for me ..... I'm currently undergoing a significant adjustment which requires some downsizing ... I'm going to sell the extraneous and concentrate on the priorities!  Sounds easy?  now comes the hard part....

Weird spiky Florida flower...

Look at this cool flower!! Anyone know what it is ??

Extended trot- red series

While I am trying revamp my other webpage I have taken several photos of my equine art- here is another of the dressage series. This one is in red/orange tones. 12x12 on high quality acrylic paints on textured watercolor paper. Let me know what you think... please?

Blue Pirouette

I just "sized" the photo of a painting to send to someone so I figured I would post it and see if anyone likes it -- please let me know what you think.... I am not sure if it is done or if it needs a couple of touch ups. I usually place a painting in a central location and every time I walk by, take a look to see how it "hits" me ... funny how some paintings I need to do this and others just say "done" . I guess that is part of the learning process!! It is 12"x12" acrylic on watercolor paper.

Goats

Waddles and Baddles- born 7/08. Weird names I know, Waddles because he has little wattles hanging on his neck and his brother is Baddles because .... well... it rhymes. yeah... ok. They are about 24 inches tall. Both very sweet and will come to people to be scratched and petted. They are both wethers, part boer/nubian. Neither have been aggressive or "ram- like" to people. They will butt each other.

Wow... awesome new painting by Linda. This is a pastel painting of her friend's dog, Aggie. Linda had been at their house taking several photos and sketches to capture Aggie's color, movement and personality. The grand old lady was very cooperative. Oddly, later that evening, she passed over rainbow bridge. This painting is a last testament to a fabulous old german shepherd with a heart of gold. From what I'm the told, the recipient of the painting cried and cried after receiving it for Christmas...

Birds on the Wires from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.

This is so cool -- an artist saw birds sitting on wires...as musical notes and thought "I wonder how they sound?"