In June 2018 I was in the height of my “eyes on rocks” painting period. This octopus eye was one of my favorites.


This rock was put out in the wild for someone to find.
In June 2018 I was in the height of my “eyes on rocks” painting period. This octopus eye was one of my favorites.


This rock was put out in the wild for someone to find.
Here is the completed highland-coo-in-a-honey-pot shelf sitter, complete with clear UV coat and chunk of mesquite wood to keep it grounded.

This is a cute project offered by the local Hobby Hut. I will be looking for the next painting day!
I went to a painting class at our new local Hobby Hut to do an interchangeable shelf sitter. Very cute design, there is a “bird house” base and the door and central design can be changed out. I painted the base at the studio but took the highland coo in the honey home to paint.

The original design had antenna on the highland coo, which I didn’t care for, so I cut them off before painting.


I did have to fill the space on the next layer where the antenna were supposed to go, but some cutoff bits of wood and a heavy layer of paint did the trick.
I will post the glued together finished project once I’ve done a clear UV protectant spray coat. It has been raining almost every day, so I haven’t had the chance yet.