Grandma's Black Chooks (tshirt)
Base of a section of a woodblock print, with the red combs digitally coloured.
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Printmakers and PrintmakingAvailable for sale as T-Shirts
Base of a section of a woodblock print, with the red combs digitally coloured.
Available for sale as T-Shirts
Cindy Perrinj..., 6 months ago
Oh these chooks are sooo cute, they look fantastic in black & red…. well done whirligig!!!
Sharon Hammond, 6 months ago
Love chooks. This pair look fabby on a tee
Anne van Alkemade
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6 months ago
thats really nice whirli. I love it (rather fond of chookies) but the way you’ve done it is so effective.
Craig Shillington, 6 months ago
Awwwwww {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{HUG}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
Hello you!!! Sorry I haven’t said G’day for so long!!!! I love your Chooks!! (well, Grandma’s anyway ;) )
Elaine van Dyk, 6 months ago
@ poppy, Sharon, Anne & Craig. Goodness, you bubblers are quick off the mark! Thanks so much for your very encouraging remarks. I’ve been somewhat tied up lately and am now raring to get creative again.
@ Craig – I understand all about those long periods of time when we just don’t have the energy or the time to spend checking out our friends on RB. I know you are still around, so that’s all good news.
Sandra Chung, 6 months ago
Yay! you’re back! Beautiful work too. :)
Jeff Burns, 6 months ago
Very well done great t-shirt
Elaine van Dyk, 6 months ago
Yep, I’m back! Thanks Sandra.
Jeff, your comments are always appreciated.
Heather Rivet..., 6 months ago
well done
Alyson Pearson, 6 months ago
great work!
MaryO, 6 months ago
Beautiful t shirt!
Shanina Conway, 6 months ago
lol! The Chooks are out again…makes a great tee Whirli;)
shanghaiwu, 6 months ago
have always loved your chooks
this is superb
Elaine van Dyk, 6 months ago
Hi heather & Alyson – thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment.
@ MaryO – As always you are so encouraging and I appreciate all your feedback.
@ Shanina – Mmmm, strange that I have such an affinity with chooks (nothing to do with being an older chook myself of course!). No seriously, I guess chooks played a large part in my childhood – though not my grandmother’s chooks because I never had living grandparents. I use them quite symbolically sometimes (the hens, and the terrifying rooster who keeps and eye on all). I do really adore chooks though, especially those delightful, broody little Silkies.
Elaine van Dyk, 6 months ago
Hi shanghaiwu. We must have crossed each other on the internet path! Thank you for your very valued feedback.
hugo, 6 months ago
lovely work Whirli, on the white is very effective
FireRabbit, 6 months ago
Great work Whirli! Looks awesome
Jazzyjane, 6 months ago
So cute and clever.
bites, 6 months ago
thats cool love it :D
georgiegirl, 5 months ago
Love your chooks!! They look great on wearable art!!!
Elaine van Dyk, 5 months ago
Thanks georgiegirl, and every one else who has commented here.
Karin Taylor, 5 months ago
love your chookies :D or chookens as I like to call ‘em :D
Elaine van Dyk in reply to Karin Taylor’s comment, 5 months ago
Thanks Karin. Must say, I think “chookens” is a great word – makes chooks sound really, really cute.
Edward Huse, 4 months ago
What a funny coincidence between our chicken pics!
Elaine van Dyk in reply to Edward Huse’s comment, 4 months ago
Yes, isn’t it! And it is so interesting how both our prints have been based on our individual past work/projects. But in my past project they were a symbolic representation, whereas now they are purely there because I adore chickens (or “chooks” as the Aussies say)