Turning an otherwise hum-drum gourd into a chicken is so much fun (and I give them all names). I decided to take my new favorite Terrye French design and see if I could paint it on a gourd. I am happy with the way this little lady turned out. Her beak, comb and tail are cut from wood (this takes some time, but well worth the effort). Her shawl is a piece of tatted lace and it is tied with a homespun "ribbon". She sits on a nest that rests on an old bed spring.
Stay tuned..... I am going to paint another chicken tomorrow. I think I feel a new trend taking shape in the studio!
9 comments:
Beautiful! I've always wanted one made into a bird house!
Awesome ... I love primitive paintings such as this. You have an exquisite talent. TTFN ~ Marydon
Again, you've outdone yourself!! I Love it!!
Have a Great Day!!
Love,
Marilyn
xxoo
How perfect! Aren't gourds amazing? They tell you what they are sometimes. I have an interesting one..it's RED and shaped exactly like an apple!
well if that isn't just darling! I did a chicken gourd once but I used paperclay to form the feet,tail, etc......it was AWFUL!! Yours turned out so much better....love it!
Oh my gosh, that chicken turned out wonderful!! I love the new hens from Terrye. I need to get in gear. Your painting is SO inspiring! Love it all!
Happy Wednesday!
julie
Blessings to you !
As always you have shown what a talented and creative lady you are .Thank you for sharing.
Love the photo.
I like the way you painted the gourd.It has so much personality.
My grandmother use to paint on gourds . Nothing compared to your work.
Have a great rest of the week.
Now, that is toooo darn cute. Great job........I am loving it.
Warm blessings,
Spencer
That is so cute, Martha! Your work always captures my heart!
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