Artwork: Daniel Smith Watercolor on Hahnemühle cold press Watercolor postcard.
One of the wonders of the Internet, photos of these real life little sea slugs that resemble sheep went viral last year. So, of course, I had to paint one. These guys are one of very non-plant critturs that can photosynthesize.
I’ll have a Fun & Easy step-out showing how to draw one coming up in the near future.
DANIEL SMITH watercolors
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Artist Ambassador for Zebra Pens. I'm a self-taught artist who dances about with all sorts of artistic mediums. My main loves are Watercolor, Zentangle and Ballpoint pen. The subjects of my work are many and varied and change at whim. I'm a little bit crazy, but doesn't that come with being an artist? At my Life Imitates Doodles Blog, I post a list of resource links for Tangles, Tutorials and Giveaways two times a week. I also write reviews, hold giveaways and share my art work.
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What lovely way to start off my Tuesday, with a cute Leaf Sheep who looks sheepish (sorry for the pun) in her/his new woolly wear. Like the colours and wonderful imagination. Enjoy your day.
It’s okay – I think puns are punny and often succumb to the need for one. I do have an imagination, but the Leaf Sheep sea slug is a real crittur! You should google it because they are beyond cute!
P.S. Leaf Sheep has been pinned to your board on Pinterest and it looks very colourful with your other art work. Enjoy when I get the opportunity to show your art to others who may not follow you.
Thank you, Joan! The more the merrier!
Wow! They photosynthesize! With less light at the ocean floor, I imagine they’d have to. Thanks for the new discoveries and such a lovely Leaf Sheep.
Thank you, Kathy! I just fell in love with this guys. I never cease to amaze at the incredible variety of creatures on this earth!
What a funny creature – looks like a sea peacock. Now I’m going to look it up.
Thank you, Sharon! Who would have thought that a slug could be so cute!