Fascinated with this Amanita muscaria, I painted it in oil, 8 x 10".Days completed: 30
Days to go: 335
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Creekside Smokehouse
Mary Kay continues her journaling journey. All painting are for sale. 5x7" ink and watercolor on paper: $65 6x6" oil or w/c on canvas board: $125 11x14" oil on canvas board: $250
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Creekside Smokehouse
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- Day 31 Grand Tetons
- Day 30 Red Mushroom (oil)
- Day 29 Rocky Splash
- Day 28 Red Mushroom
- Day 27 Misty Lake Triptych
- Day 26 Ocean
- Day 25 Mini Fling Flowers
- Day 24 Wild Turkeys
- Day 23 Devil's Slide (III)
- Day 22 Cherry Blossoms and White Flowers
- Day 21 White Flower Triptych
- Day 20 East of the Weir
- Day 19 Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
- Day 18 Surfer's Beach
- Day 17 Calla Lilies
- Day 16 Blue Farmhouse
- Day 15 Mustard Field
- Day 14 Aspens (Escher Style)
- Day 13 Hydrangea
- Day 12 Fling Flowers
- Touch-up on Day 10 Painting
- Day 11 Walker River
- Day 10 Mason Valley
- Day 9 Hay Derrick
- Day 8 Devil's Slide (II)
- Day 7 Cessna-172
- Day 6 Moulton Barn
- Day 5 View from Jay's Room
- Day 4 Geocache Tree
- Day 3 Abstract Triptych
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Wow Mary Kay....it looks so real with the oil.
ReplyDeleteAre there many of these mushrooms around the coatside?
I like these mushroom pix.
ReplyDeleteAre they poisonous to the dogs? Although the dogs probably ignore them.
Red can mean warning, or in flowers an attractant.
Huh.
Martha
I have seen only this one mushroom, which was growing in pine needle duff.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about dogs, but I have never seen a dog eat a mushroom. I wasn't with the dogs when I spied with my little eye this red fungi.