Impala and Bird

Artist: Lynnette Shelley
previous browse art next

Card: US$4.32
Print: from US$18.52

Impala and Bird

An imperious-looking impala set against a silver background, while a fantastical bird rests upon his horns.

Original artwork measures 11×15” and uses oil pastels, 18K gold leaf pen, metallic paints, colored pencils, and art pens on light blue watercolor paper.

Impala and Bird belongs to the following groups:

Complex Simplicity of Art, ! 100% !, * Painted Nature *, 21st Century Celts, All Animals Great And Small., All Around the Styles, Antlers, Racks, and Other Horned Animals, Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts Movement, Birds and Creatures of Flight, Decorative and Traditional Art, Exotic Mammals, Friends of RedBubble, Mixed Media, Painted Animals! , Painted Birds! , Psychedelic Art & Design *TAG YOUR IMAGE!*, Shameless Self-Promotion, The Birds, The Patchwork , thick black outlines, Two Beings Group and Unconventional Artistry - 3 per day Available for sale as

Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints

Rhinovangogh

This is wonderful It might be an apt metaphor for headache. The Impala seems pissed off. Excellent as usual. Cheers RVG
Lynnette Shelley replied

wouldn’t YOU be pissed off if a big annoyingly-cheerful fire-breathing bird decided to nest on YOUR head? lol
MelDavies

Love your work Lynnette
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thanks Mel
Rhinovangogh

Firebird squawking refrains of Auld Ang Zien with intermittent burps of flame. yep, that descrbe a headache. LOL! Cheers, Rhino
Anni Morris

Always so much for the eye to follow in your work Lynnette..beautiful ~ Anni :)
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thanks for looking anni
mhkantor

wow! wonderful work.
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thank you!
AnitaInverarity

Beautifully composed, wonderful negative space. I could look at these pieces for hours !! x
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thanks Anita. Working on a fruit bat now….
colorblind

i love your art piece here
truly creative and a glimpse of how your third eye views things
love this piece

i and perez of Lifeline
have a challenge called Identity with one’s Affinity
Basically its challenge that involves you conveying what animal in the animal kingdom you can truly relate to
And it would help if you could describe how the animal is a reflection of you, with your piece

hope to see one of your AMAZING PIECES IN THE CHALLENGE
and if you haven’t become a member yet hope to see you apart of the group
sincerely perez and i -colorblind
Lynnette Shelley replied

HI
Thanks so much for commenting on this. I looked at your group and joined up, though I submitted a different piece for the challenge. Thanks for inviting me :)
Deborah Holman

beautiful work Lynnette I love the colouring
Ming Myaskovsky

Breathtaking work. It must have been taken ages to put in all the details~ absolutly beautiful, my fav!!:))
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thanks Ming
BLYTHART

You manage to put a lot of detail into your pictures, but without making them look cluttered. That is one of my personal weak spots, but I am improving (I hope). You have the right balance.
Lynnette Shelley replied

Thank you Dave. You shouldn’t knock yourself though because you do fantastic work. I am working on something now that (if I don’t screw it up!) you may like (perhaps). Hopefully it should be finished by tonight or tomorrow at latest.
BLYTHART

I shall look forward to that :) Bubblemail me when it’s uploaded, as I have a shocking memory and wouldn’t want you to think I didn’t care.
danita clark

WOW beautiful !