Sandy said it. I can feel the frigid cold. Also, I admire that you took these "marshmallows" on. I never think of painting the plastic ones!! I always wonder: wouldn't the hay get mouldy in those plastic wraps? I guess not or they wouldn't do it.
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This is so striking, gorgeous, intriguing. Love your use of strong value contast with the temperature changes in the painting. Simply beautiful.
Thanks so much, Sandy. I appreciate your comment!
Sandy said it. I can feel the frigid cold.
Also, I admire that you took these "marshmallows" on. I never think of painting the plastic ones!!
I always wonder: wouldn't the hay get mouldy in those plastic wraps?
I guess not or they wouldn't do it.
Mary, the hay ferments in the plastic and becomes sileage, which is nutritious feed for cows.
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