I painted this peaceful pony for the Daily Paintworks Weekly Challenge.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
have a heart, or two
Hey, who ate two of those chocolate hearts before the painting was done!
SOLD
See my blog at Nora MacPhail - Artist
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Sunday's Hope by Janette Slack
16" X 20"; Pastel on Board
A little over a year ago, Sunday was rescued from the slaughterhouse, along with her young foal. Upon arriving at Papa's Ranch Equine Rescue, it was discovered that Sunday was not only nursing; she was pregnant with a second foal, and was due to give birth just a few months later!
This beautiful mare, in poor condition when she arrived at the rescue, was eventually separated from her first offspring so that she could carry her fetus to term. We worried about her condition throughout the cold winter months, but with a little TLC and good nutrition, she pulled through.
On a warm spring night in April 2010, Sunday gave birth to a lovely foal, named Bonnie Lou. Bonnie has since grown into a healthy, affectionate, and happy horse. Mother and daughter will continue to live the good life at Papa's Ranch.

Labels:
horses,
Janette Slack,
pastel
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wild Cubs
Acrylic on canvas, 16" x 12"
The tiger is one of the largest and awesome predators in the wild world. Although critically endangered, tigers still prowl the border of India and Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal and the Russian Far East. India is home to the largest tiger population.
These are the Royal Bengal tiger cubs. They are found in Sundarban in Bengal, India. The underside of the Bengal tiger is clean white. The stripes are like fingerprints- no two patterns are alike.
Anita Badami
Labels:
Royal Bengal Tigers,
Tiger cubs
Monday, January 16, 2012
Lunch among the Daisies
I'm lucky to live twenty minutes walk away from a park with a lake,which is usually full of ducks,geese,seagulls and also pidgeons.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
The Entertainer by Janette Slack

The Entertainer
16" X 20"; Watercolor
Often throughout the year, my husband and I treat ourselves to breakfast at Pineridge Hollow, located near Birds Hill Park, Manitoba. One morning, the restaurant was booked up, and we had to wait outside in the garden along with a large group of other guests. Moments later, a bird began to sing, regaling us with his wonderful, sweet voice.
At first, we were unable to find where this beautiful music was coming from, though we knew the wren was somewhere close-by. And then we found him, perched on a lattice and hidden by blooms - he was only an arms-length away!
The wren continued to sing, undaunted by our close proximity. In a nearby garden, a wedding was underway, and as the bride arrived by the groom's side, the little songbird warbled louder than ever!
Eventually, we sat down to breakfast on the patio, and were treated to the wren's lovely song all throughout the meal.
Labels:
bird,
Janette Slack,
nature's song,
watercolour
Elephant
Created using graphite and a hint of colored pencil.
Labels:
Animal,
coloured pencils,
Elephant,
graphite,
traditional
Friday, January 13, 2012
Panda
I recently drew this guy while at the Museum, then I painted him in watercolour when I got home.
Labels:
8,
9"x12",
90lb watercolour paper,
daily painter,
HB pencil,
Impressionism,
panda,
watercolor,
watercolour
Monday, January 9, 2012
'Summer Eve Hayfields'
These hayfields have become a favourite
painting subject of mine and I look forward to
visiting them often. They are as they
have been for many years and rely only on the
rain and natural nutrients in the soil
to produce this the most basic of
livestock food.
Talk about organic...
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Oil on wood panel 6 x 8.
Your thoughts & comments are valued.
Jeffrey
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Saturday, December 31, 2011
'First Snow'
The storm has passed the afternoon
sunlight shines on the first snow of the year.
A new beginning...
*Happy New Year Everyone!*
May it be a good one for you all.
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Oil on canvas 24 x 36
Your thoughts & comments always appreciated.
Jeffrey
Cozied Up by Janette Slack

Cozied Up
16" X 20"; Watercolor
Three months after our niece's first child was born, we acquired a three-week old foster kitten. We fell head over heels for this little tyke, and just didn't have the heart to let him go. After losing our previous cat, Peach, to cancer, we soon found that Spud Murphy III filled a deep void in our animal-deprived household. It was a time for new beginnings for all of us!
Friday, December 30, 2011
G'mornin'
Labels:
10"x12",
140lb cold pressed,
6,
daily painter,
Holbein,
Impressionism,
still life.,
watercolor,
watercolour
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
'Eventide In The Islands'
Oil on wood panel 18 x 24.
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Though there are many peacful spots in the world,
the northern tip of Thetis Island in the
southern Gulf Island group is one of the very special ones.
I wish you peace.
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Your thoughts & comments are always appreciated.
Jeffrey
Monday, December 26, 2011
Friday, December 23, 2011
'Morning Calm'
'Morning Calm' oil on canvas 24 x 36
Wishing everyone love, peace & joy.
It's all we really need.
All the best for a great 2012!
Sincerely,
Jeffrey
Monday, December 5, 2011
King Penguins

"King Penguins"
by Kathleen Stuart
4"x8"
This is a sketch I did on our wondrous trip to Antartica several years ago. These charming creatures will lose their home and die if we don't do something about global warming.
NFS
contact me at kathleensart@gmail.com
Labels:
polar ice melt
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Penguin Aceo
Delilah Smith
Art by Delilah
Penguins Aceo
2.5x3.5
Watercolor
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL MINITURE WATERCOLOR PAINTING.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
tea on tuesday
Time spent with friends is something to be thankful for. We are very fortunate to live in a safe and peaceful country.
Labels:
5,
6"x9",
cafe scene,
daily painter,
watercolor
Thursday, November 17, 2011
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