Colorful Horse…

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animal art, animal canvas, animals, barn, country, country art, country western, farm, farm art, farm canvas, filly, gelding, horse, horse art, horse farm, horse ranch, horse riding, horse show, horses, mare, mustang, muzzle, paint horse, pony, pony art, pony photography, quarter horse, quarter horse art, ranch, ranch art, ranch photo, stable

My next offering in my Hidden Gem collection hits close to home. While we have donkeys, most of our neighbors have horses. I grew up with them and still love interacting with them daily. 🙂

Coop Queen!

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bird art, birds, chicken, chickens, Colorful Art, eggs, farm, farm animals, farm art, farm fresh eggs, farmhouse, farmhouse decor, whimsical art

I just had to do another chicken piece. A different perspective with a clear coop queen attitude!

Macro of brown chicken head. Isolated on white

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Having Some Barnyard Fun!

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cute animals, farm, farm animals, farmhouse decor, fun art, fun gifts, funny animals, kids, pig, pig art, pig ears, piggy, piglets, pigs, pink pig, ranch animal, ranch art, sharon cummings

With the pigs or piggy with a mandala flair! Hope you smile. 🙂

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Horse Life!

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aqha, Colorful Art, equine, farm, farm animal, farm animals, farmhouse decor, horse, horse art, horse farm, horse ranch, horses, ranch, ranch art

For all of my horse loving friends! A colorful landscape with a beautiful tree and a grazing equine.

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Humpday H.A.P.P.Y. !

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animals, art, colorful cow, colorful cow art, country, cow, cow art, cow pop art, cow prints, cows, farm, pop art, rustic

It’s hump day….Now let’s get H.A.P.P.Y.! Think fine art is out of reach? It’s not. You can get an 8×8 for under 25.00 moos and that includes S/H! Yes really! Be a happy animal. 🙂

H.A.P.P.iness Found Here!

Who You Callin’ a P.I.G.?

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animal prints, animals, bacon, Colorful Art, farm, farm animals, pig, pig ears, piglets, pigs, pink pig, porcine, pork, whimsical art

“Squeal Appeal”

Mixed Media Animal Painting/Collage

Sharon Cummings

2014

Here is no ordinary pig.  He prefers porcine.  This guy is one happy piggie with all of his festive colors and contented eyes.  One might even say he is oinktastic!  Do you see that smile on his face?  What lady could resist a man with real squeal appeal?  Every girl’s crazy bout a sharp dressed pig 😉

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Mooooovelously B.U.S.Y…

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animal, animal prints, animals, art, cattle, Colorful Art, colorful cow, cow, cows, farm, farming, funny, funny animals, ranch, rustic

“Mootown”

New Mixed Media Painting Art

Sharon Cummings

2014

My busy season has started and is mooooooving right along.  My sweet 4-H cow Baby Face would be proud. 🙂

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A Little Goat G.L.O.A.T…

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animal art, animal prints, animals, art, farm, farming, Fine Art, funny animals, goat, goats, paintings, petting zoo, smile

 

“Colorful Goat”

New Mixed Media Art Painting

Sharon Cummings

2014

I had an idea to “Color Fusion” a goat.  I absolutely adore Nubians and remember fondly life on the farm with these sweet creatures.  I have lots of pictures of goats in my stash. The only problem is that all of my photos are from around 30 to 35 years old.  They are blurry and unusable.  My wonderful collector Laura Carpenter of Texas came to my rescue.  She took the time to photograph her lovely animals and donate the results to me.  And here is what I did…

True story.  When I was a little girl, we used to sleep with the goats in the barn some nights as a “camp out”.  Me and my 3 siblings would all take our sleeping bags and nestle in the hay next to our favorite creature.  My oldest brother was always a prankster, so one night while sleeping in the barn, the rest of us decided it was time for revenge. Big brother had the unfortunate kinky hair genes.  I say unfortunate, because what we did next took a lot of undoing.  He was also a very deep sleeper.  It was a combination he would deeply regret.  The three of us gathered up the little round pellets known as goat poop and carefully embedded them all in his hair. Hundreds of those little turds all wound up in his tight kinks.  When he woke up and scratched his head it was “game on”!  We all ran….LOL

Enjoy!

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The J.U.D.G.E…

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animal, animal art, animal canvas, animals, aqha, barn, country, country art, country photo, country photograph, country photography, farm, farm art, farm canvas, filly, gelding, horse, horse art, horse farm, horse ranch, horse riding, horse show, horses, mare, mustang, muzzle, paint horse, ponies, pony, pony art, pony photo, pony photography, quarter horse, quarter horse art, ranch, ranch art, ranch photo, ranch photography, stable, stallion, wild horses

“Wild Paint”

New Mixed Media Art Painting

Sharon Cummings

2014

I am not horsing around today.  Instead I am posting a tribute to a beautiful animal who brought my late Father a lot of love and joy.  His name is “Judge” and he spends his days now roaming new pastures with another human caring for him. Unfortunately, when my Dad passed away a few years ago, my Mother was unable to keep up the farm including their 5 horses.  But I am comforted by memories today…

“Judge”

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So Much B.U.L.L…

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athletics, basketball, bull, bulls, chicago, chicago basketball, chicago bulls, College Football, contemporary cow, cow, cow pop art, cows, farm, farm animal, florida, Football, horns, long horn, longhorn, longhorns, modern cattle, modern cow, pop art, ranch, ranch animal, sports, texas, texas football, texas longhorns, texas sports, university of south florida, university of texas, usf, usf bulls, vet, vet clinic, veterinarian, veterinarian clinic, veterinary, veterinary clinic

“Love A Bull 2”

New Art Mixed Media Painting

Sharon Cummings

2014

For the career online artist, each day brings it’s share of bull.  All we really want to do is create.  There is an energy and freedom in the creative process that feeds our souls. Everything else is outside of our comfort zone.  We list and promote, but we’ve gotten used to that.  It’s the other stuff like Chinese sweat shops stealing our work including our names, so that when our collectors search they find us there.  Regular folks that take our work and put them on socks, t-shirts and mugs for their schools, business, etc.  The businesses that want to pay us pennies for our hard work.  Companies stealing patterns from your work for brush tools.  And the list goes on…

One could choose to focus on all of that crap and become depressed.  Or the choice can be to choose to love your job no matter what.  I have to make that choice every single day.  Still choosing L.O.V.E..

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