Who doesn’t like to play in mud? Probably lots of people, but I found a YouTube video and couldn’t resist gathering the supplies to play in my own mud. Sheetrock mud.
I gathered leaves, kitchen gadgets, buttons, a doily ( my IQ seems to drop at least ten points when I say that word out loud), and other odd items. I was looking at hinges on a door to use, but thought that might be going a bit too far. My husband is very patient, but even I would feel a bit sheepish explaining why the door was on the floor (…and would you please help me put it back?) Maybe I could find hinges without a door attached…
Here is a photo of the textures I created. The dribble of black was from an old library stamp. I forgot to clean the ink off first. It all gets covered with paint.
I’ll post again when they are painted.
Very few people know I carry a secret fondness for cows. Not “country” cows, but real dairy and meat cows. I’ve actually had my husband stop the car to take photos of cows. See, I told you he is patient. Here are some Alaska cows to brighten your day:
Hi Suzie. That’s looks really fun. My favorite is the leaf print one 🙂
The cow painting is great!
Peggy, it IS fun! But then, playing with mud might not be delightful for everyone. Ha! Glad you like my cows.
Gorgeous prints and fun cow pic! I love your eccentric ways of doing art. As to the distracted part, I can attest to all those gorgeous grandkids stealing your time in a good way!
Thank you, Kristi!