#DoodlewashJanuary2021 Prompt: Kid
Did you know that while a goat most commonly has 2-3 kids in a litter, the world’s record is 7! Poor mama!
Artwork-Gouache on Hahnemühle hot press ‘The Collection’ Watercolor paper. Reference photo courtesy of Alexis_Fotos at Pixabay.
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I miss our goats. So cute!
Thank you, Alice! I would think goats were a lot of fun. A lot of work, too!
Just want to reach out and cuddle this little one ❤️
Thank you, Phillis!
What a precious, little kid!!!! Our neighbors had some and they always sounded like kids locked out of the house! Crying, “Mama! Mama!” It about broke my heart….
Thank you, Pam! They do make interesting sounds. I’ve always been glad that I wasn’t around any of the screaming goats.
Oh, I LOVE this! What beautiful coloring in this. And such a hug-able kid! I grew up with goats next door….raised by a very old man who lived in a “shack” alone….his name was Pete Urkle….we kids called him “goat Peter” (from the Heidi story.) We had fresh goat’s milk…(I didn’t love it!) delivered everyday for my brother was was asthmatic and allergic to dairy. Thanks for reminding me of this story through this sweet painting. MOST of your paintings bring up memories for me….they ARE spirit animals! 😉
Thank you so much, Judy! It sounds like you had a wonderful childhood, and I’m glad my work brings back such cherished memories!