Showing posts with label Rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocks. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2015

2 Creative Chicks Challenge #24 "Anything Goes" (No Cards) Mid Posting

Good Morning Everyone!


It's time for another challenge over at 2 Creative Chicks
Where the challenges are always"Anything Goes" but a card.

This a a river rock that I painted to look like a cat we used to have. His name was Buckwheat and he was THE sweetest cat. There were two ducks that used to peck on  our screened patio door twice a day  for us to feed them crackers or bread. One day our neighbor was cleaning his chicken coop and all of his chickens ran over to eat with the ducks. Well guess who was right in the middle of all of them enjoying the crackers and bread!!! He didn't try to attack or catch them and they weren't afraid of him. He was a big Tom cat and gentle to ALL creatures EXCEPT other Tom cats. We sure miss good ole' Buckwheat!


Recipe
River rock,
Acrylic paints.
Paint brushes.
Chalk.



Onto the challenge info. 
Starts: March 1
Ends: March 31

Hop on over and link up today.


Hugs Pam
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Monday, May 19, 2014

Rock I Painted for My Dad's 91st Birthday

I just wanted to share with you a rock that I painted for my dad. He will be 91 next month. He was born and  raised in the the mountains of Western North Carolina (he lives in Florida now). He loves nature, birds,plants and animals. When I was a little girl I loved to go on nature walks with him. I was wondering what in the world I could get him for his birthday, he has everything. I decided I would give him a little piece of the mountains.
I love the shape of the rock. I found it in the creek. I wandered all over that creek trying to find the perfect rock. Later that day as we sat by the waters edge I gazed across the water and saw a snake swimming close to the bank. I tell you, I was ready to go then! 
.Here is an up close shot of the little bear behind the tree and the rhododendron. I even put a lilac bush next to the farmhouse.
 The rock fits perfectly in the easel so he can set it up to admire it. I hope you have enjoyed seeing my painted rock. I found a few smaller ones, so maybe sometime soon you will see those too.
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