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Chicken Painting - Original - Golden Ohiki Bantam rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:44:51 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the fiftieth painting in the series, a Golden Ohiki Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Buff Brahma rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:42:37 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-eighth painting in the series, a Buff Brahma rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Golden Duckwing Old English Game rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:40:32 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-seventh painting in the series, a Golden Duckwing Old English Game rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Old English Game Bantam hen

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:38:13 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-sixth painting in the series, a Brown Red Old English Game Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Red Pyle Old English Game rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:35:26 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-fifth painting in the series, a Red Pyle Old English Game rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Brown Red Sumatra rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:33:06 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-fourth painting in the series, a Brown Red Sumatra rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Belgian D'Uccle Bantam rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:30:56 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-third painting in the series, a Mille Fleur Belgian D'Uccle Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Buff Orpington rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:27:08 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-second painting in the series, a Buff Orpington rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Blue Ameraucana rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:24:35 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the forty-first painting in the series, a Dark Cornish rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Black Australorp rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:18:41 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-ninth painting in the series, a Black Australorp rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - Barred Plymouth Rock Bantam rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:16:03 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-eighth painting in the series, a Barred Plymouth Rock Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - White Tailed Black Japanese Bantam rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:10:13 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-seventh painting in the series, a White Tailed Black Japanese Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

No, the typed copyright text is NOT on the original paintings! I put that on all my web images. :-)

Chicken Painting - Original - White Crested Black Polish rooster

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:06:59 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-sixth painting in the series, a White Crested Black Polish rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Black Rosecomb Bantam hen

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:59:01 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-fifth painting in the series, a Black Rosecomb Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Buff Cochin hen

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:56:45 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-fourth painting in the series, a Buff Cochin hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Modern Game Bantam hen

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:54:35 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-third painting in the series, a Lemon Blue Modern Game Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Black Sumatra rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:52:23 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-second painting in the series, a Black Sumatra rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Buff Laced Polish rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:49:51 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirty-first painting in the series, a Buff Laced Polish rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Welsummer rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:46:23 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirtieth painting in the series, a Welsummer rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original -Silver Laced Wyandotte Bantam hen

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:43:05 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-ninth painting in the series, a Silver Laced Wyandotte Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original -Black Australorp rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:39:49 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-eighth painting in the series, a Black Australorp rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original -Blue Orpington Bantam rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:37:32 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-seventh painting in the series, a Blue Orpington Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original -New Hampshire Bantam rooster

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:35:01 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-sixth painting in the series, a New Hampshire Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Mottled Serama Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:06:48 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-fifth painting in the series, a Mottled Serama Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Belgian D'Uccle Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:04:19 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-fourth painting in the series, a Mille Fleur Belgian D'Uccle Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Cornish Bantam hen

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:00:34 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-third painting in the series, a White Laced Red Cornish Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Rosecomb Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:55:15 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-second painting in the series, a Black Breasted Red Rosecomb Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Dominique Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:52:22 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twenty-first painting in the series, a Dominique Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - D'Anver Bantam hen

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:45:35 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twentieth painting in the series, a Mottled Belgian D'Anver Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Partridge Wyandotte rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:41:24 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the nineteenth painting in the series, a Partridge Wyandotte rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Nankin Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:39:04 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the eighteenth painting in the series, a Nankin Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Wheaten Aseel rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:36:34 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the seventeenth painting in the series, a Wheaten Aseel rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Rosecomb Bantam hen

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:34:04 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the sixteenth painting in the series, a Red Pyle Rosecomb Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Silver Sebright Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:07:57 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the fifteenth painting in the series, a Sicilian Buttercup rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Sicilian Buttercup rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:04:34 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the fourteenth painting in the series, a Sicilian Buttercup rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Rhode Island Red rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:01:59 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the thirteenth painting in the series, a Rhode Island Red rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Silkie Bantam rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 00:59:21 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the twelfth painting in the series, a White Silkie Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Dark Brahma rooster

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 00:56:28 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the eleventh painting in the series, a Dark Brahma rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Belgian D'Anver Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:10:58 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the tenth painting in the series, a Blue Quail Belgian D'Anver Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Plymouth Rock Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:08:17 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the ninth painting in the series, a Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Golden Sebright Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:05:37 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the eighth painting in the series, a Golden Sebright Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Dutch Bantam hen

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:02:19 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the seventh painting in the series, a Blue Cream Light Brown Dutch Bantam hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Old English Game Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:59:50 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the sixth painting in the series, a Silver Duckwing Old English Game rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Columbian Cochin Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:20:08 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the fourth painting in the series, a Columbian Cochin Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Dutch Bantam rooster

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:17:42 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the third painting in the series, a Cream Light Brown Dutch Bantam rooster. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Black Minorca hen

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:14:33 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the second painting in the series, a Black Minorca hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!

Chicken Painting - Original - Wheaten Aseel hen

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:11:58 -0400

$72.50
In early 2009, I was juried into a gallery show called the "50-50 Show." We had to produce fifty art pieces in fifty days. Whew!

My theme was chickens! I know how strange that must sound, but after twenty-two years of raising and exhibiting bantam chickens, I can safely say that people are just so incredibly drawn to them. In fact, you could say they really “flock” to chickens. Ha ha. Everybody has a chicken story, I think I’ve heard them all every time I show my chicken art! They are just one of those things that people seem to universally relate to. Chickens have such character, such personality (albeit sometimes a bit unpleasant), and most people are unaware of the hundreds of different breeds and color varieties that exist. Everybody needs chickens in their lives, whether the real thing or just a little painting. :-)

This is the first painting in the series, a Wheaten Aseel hen. All paintings are done with acrylic paint and acrylic paint pens, and varnished with a gloss varnish. This is painted on a 6x6 inch piece of masonite board. All paintings have backgrounds painted in shades of metallic gold. The back of each painting has a tiny hole drilled so that you can hang it on a (very small) nail. They also look great framed!