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Curly Horned Goat
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15 comments:
What a handsome fellow! I've always been fascinated by those big curled horns. Wonder what it feels like to have them attached to your head?
Curly horns! Why didn't I think of that, seriously, a lovely piece. Interesting to see the digital enhancements.
As always, colour me impressed.
You did a great job. I'd hate for that thing to come after me. His curly horns look lethal.
absolutely charming
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great curls too
those are FAR from "scribbles" they are FABULOUS!! catchatwithcarenandcody
Andrea this is such a wonderful illustration of a goat with such gorgeous curled horns.
Love how you were able to layer your art on to the pretty sky. Are you one of those PhotoShop wizards? Never had to patience to learn how to use that
They all look great. I like the edition of the sky in the last shot.
OK, I think I already submitted here but maybe you have moderation on or maybe I lost it? Anyway, CURLED horns is a great idea. Would never have thought of that and I like the 2nd to last one the best. Well done! Thank you for bringing Ram to the Picnic! :)
It was CURLY! lol.
That came out great.
OH Andrea, I absolutely love your curly-horned goat...nice work!
Oh, what a great take on the theme. Wonderfully done!
What a great idea!! Lovely sketch. Love the eyes - he is really looking at me.
blessings
Janis
Those horns are well done :) Can be very heavy when you hold the real ones too
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