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Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Baby Saw Whet Owl
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art,
artist,
bird,
landscape,
nature,
owl,
paint,
painted path,
painting,
Saw Whet Owl,
Sharon Farber,
watercolor,
watercolour,
wildlife
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Snowy Owl in Flight
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art,
artist,
bird,
flight,
flying,
landscape,
nature,
owl,
painted path,
painting,
Sharon Farber,
snow,
snowy owl,
watercolor,
wildlife
Monday, March 1, 2010
Snowy Owl
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art,
artist,
bird,
Bubo scandiacus,
feathers,
landscape,
nature,
owl,
paintedpath,
Sharon Farber,
snowy owl,
watercolor,
watercolour,
wilflife
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Barred Owl
Limited edition signed giclee print: $65
Note cards available
This Barred Owl lives in Vermont.
Labels:
animal,
art,
artist,
barred owl,
Birch,
Birch Tree,
bird,
commission,
owl,
paint,
painting,
tree,
Vermont,
watercolor,
watercolour
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Watercolor Bird Video
Today I created and uploaded my first YouTube video! It contains about 25 of my watercolor bird paintings. The music is by Ed Smith, a close friend of mine who has passed on but left us very beautiful music. View and listen at Sharon Farber's Watercolor Birds.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Owls
I painted this owl as a 50th wedding anniversary gift for my parents. I asked my photographer friend Prasad Menon if he had any owls and he sent me a great photo of this Burrowing Owl. This was before I had learned the art of surfing the web to hunt for images. Please visit Prasad's web site at menonphoto to see very beautiful photos.
Night Owl8 x 10
2007
Note cards available
This painting of a Northern Pygmy Owl was done using a reference photo by Jared Hobbs. He also provided me with the photo for the owl below. As I have mentioned before, Jared has awesome wildlife photos at hobbsphotos.
Spotted Owl
Spotted Owl10 x 8
2008
$225 with mat and frame
This painting of a Mexican Spotted Owl was done using another photo by Jared Hobbs. I started it months ago and finished it this week. The rock is sandstone.
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