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Hi all, I would just like to share with my Facebook page I seem to be keeping it more up to date than my blog https://www.facebook.com/staceymooreartist

Charlie

Yey! I managed to get Charlie finished last night so I can share with you a photo this morning. 

Charlie

Here is a better photo of Charlie, now to crack on with my next piece.. a close up of his face!

Charlie

And finally its finished YEY! I must admit Charlie's hairy legs have been a struggle and times I've wanted to chuck it in the bin! Ive took a quick photo of the picture mounted and will upload a better one tomorrow! Now off to watch footy come on Hawes!! :)

Lambs

Sorry for the lack of updates its my last week at uni so everythings been a mad rush- never leave anything to last minute! Art wise I am meaning to draw some lambs for spring but finding the time with all my dogies is becoming a struggle! Mums been out and took some photos for me, having the camera on the wrong setting they've surprisingly turned out ok, heres one of the lambs playing catch

Daisy

Here is my latest commission a cute dog named Daisy laid on the sofa. As you can see on the right is the reference photo I worked from, I found this piece quite difficult as there was little detail for me to work from but overall happy it looks like the photo

Rodger

Great weekend drawing here is 'Rodger' Approx 6" X 11"

Hare

Quick phone upload on what I've been working on today, just got to tackle that dreaded fur!!

Red Grouse

Hello lovely readers, here is my red grouse that was a commission for a game keeper along with the flying duck, Ive posted a picture so you can see them framed. These were small sketches around A4 the actual drawing and in the frame measuring 32cmx42cm. I really enjoyed doing them on a small scale and they didn't take too long like my usual drawings, thinking a red squirrel is up next or maybe another hare as I haven't done one for a year, would be nice to see if I have come on in my drawing skill since then!

Flying duck

Here we are as promised a picture of my completed 'Flying Duck'