24 Sunday Apr 2022
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A proud peacock with it’s head held high and a gorgeous crown…Art is for everyone!
06 Tuesday Jul 2021
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06 Monday Oct 2014
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“Colorful Peacock”
Mixed media painting collage art
Sharon Cummings
2014
“Colorful Pelican 2”
Mixed media painting collage art
Sharon Cummings
2014
I’ve been working on a few more new birds. I tend to gravitate to what I know and what is around me in my Florida environment. These are two favorites. Enjoy!
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05 Thursday Jun 2014
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When I was a little girl growing up in Myakka City, FL, there was a neighbor just down the road who raised peacocks. These creatures are surprisingly loud and when the wind was just right, our yard would be filled with their haunting cries. I would sometimes take the back pastures over to their farm. I had to go through a handful of barbed wire fences which is something I became an expert at. I would greet the cows being careful not to irritate any of the bulls. I would inevitably pick some wild flowers, but it was the sight of of those brilliant feathers I was after. The males with their jewel colored plumes always mesmerized me. Once in awhile I would get lucky and one of the fowl would have strayed close to the fence and lost a feather. This was the grand prize!
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Abstract Art by Sharon Cummings 