I love the small flock mingling together. Your first bird definitely has an attitude! (the bird) put’s me in mind of a favourite cartoon of mine – will try and find a copy to share).
To make the bird group I just used a bamboo brush and India ink and set the brush on the paper, birds appear! I like the first bird too, don’t know what she is focusing that attitude about, but I think she is loud…
The nest is built to last. No flimsy little cheap thing for that bird! As for the flock of birds, I take the bamboo brush and India ink and just lay the brush on the paper. Voila, birds!
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
I love the small flock mingling together. Your first bird definitely has an attitude! (the bird) put’s me in mind of a favourite cartoon of mine – will try and find a copy to share).
To make the bird group I just used a bamboo brush and India ink and set the brush on the paper, birds appear! I like the first bird too, don’t know what she is focusing that attitude about, but I think she is loud…
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Ho ho!…
I love those Claudia!…
Thank you. I like making bird art. I like birds. Don’t know anything much about them but I like them.
I think your personality must shine through with your birds Claudia!…
I have always thought that in my next life, or some next life, anyway, I would like to be a bird.
That big duck looks quite self-satisfied. (K)
Probably the neighborhood block captain.
I love the nest in the first illustration. It looks very tactile. I really love that charming flock of birds in the second illustration.
The nest is built to last. No flimsy little cheap thing for that bird! As for the flock of birds, I take the bamboo brush and India ink and just lay the brush on the paper. Voila, birds!
It is very effective as a bird creating technique.
Fantastic! I love the border on the first one! It makes the piece pop!
Thank you. It is funny how just a little bit of color can change the whole picture like this.
Yes! It was already an awesome and then BAM – a little pop of color! 🙂