Welcome to the challenge of taking at least one picture each day.
11-19-09 The Young Hunter
I love the hunting pictures that you see hanging on office walls... or at least I did growing up in the Midwest. Every small-town-country-executive had at least one. Many were oil paintings or water color or color pencil, but they all tried to bring that "rough around the edges look" to the man wearing the white collar and tie. I can't hold a paint brush to make anything more than a stick man, so this is my attempt at the office art of the 60's and 70's.
As always, if you have any other ideas, please feel free to let me know. You can never hurt my feelings.
And George Fillmore, my husband (the cop) doesn't look at pay close attention to my dailies, so let's just say some things are best left alone. ;-)
I love the hunting pictures that you see hanging on office walls... or at least I did growing up in the Midwest. Every small-town-country-executive had at least one. Many were oil paintings or water color or color pencil, but they all tried to bring that "rough around the edges look" to the man wearing the white collar and tie. I can't hold a paint brush to make anything more than a stick man, so this is my attempt at the office art of the 60's and 70's.
As always, if you have any other ideas, please feel free to let me know. You can never hurt my feelings.
And George Fillmore, my husband (the cop) doesn't look at pay close attention to my dailies, so let's just say some things are best left alone. ;-)
11-19-09 The Young Hunter
I love the hunting pictures that you see hanging on office walls... or at least I did growing up in the Midwest. Every small-town-country-executive had at least one. Many were oil paintings or water color or color pencil, but they all tried to bring that "rough around the edges look" to the man wearing the white collar and tie. I can't hold a paint brush to make anything more than a stick man, so this is my attempt at the office art of the 60's and 70's.
As always, if you have any other ideas, please feel free to let me know. You can never hurt my feelings.
And George Fillmore, my husband (the cop) doesn't look at pay close attention to my dailies, so let's just say some things are best left alone. ;-)
I love the hunting pictures that you see hanging on office walls... or at least I did growing up in the Midwest. Every small-town-country-executive had at least one. Many were oil paintings or water color or color pencil, but they all tried to bring that "rough around the edges look" to the man wearing the white collar and tie. I can't hold a paint brush to make anything more than a stick man, so this is my attempt at the office art of the 60's and 70's.
As always, if you have any other ideas, please feel free to let me know. You can never hurt my feelings.
And George Fillmore, my husband (the cop) doesn't look at pay close attention to my dailies, so let's just say some things are best left alone. ;-)
