What would you like to do more of in the future? I would like to do more of the same, but I would like to travel more and do more field work in many different places.
Picture credit: "Ideal type Guernsey Cow", colored pencil drawing on paper
The blog providing "behind the scenes" information to the art found on www.cowartandmore.com. This blog is maintained by gallery owner and cattle veterinarian, Kathy Swift
What would you like to do more of in the future? I would like to do more of the same, but I would like to travel more and do more field work in many different places.
Picture credit: "Ideal type Guernsey Cow", colored pencil drawing on paper
Do you ever have goof ups or work you don’t like?
Today's agricultural website of interest is the Meat is Neat blog, maintained by meat scientist, Dr. Chris Raines. Chris is the Extension Meats Specialist and is an Assistant Professor at Penn State University in the Department of Dairy & Animal Science. He researches factors that affect meat quality, and helps meat processors, large and small, national and local, with the quality and safety of the food they produce.The Meat is Neat blog follows his experiences and thoughts about meat as food – where it comes from, how it’s produced, how people consume it, and the health implications of it. Some entries may be highly technical, and others may be total stream-of-consciousness. Some entries might address hot-button topics facing meat today, while other entries might address long-term ideas or speculative ideas about meat in the future.
While everyone takes a moment to spend this joyous occasion with family and loved ones, myself and all the artists at Cow Art and More wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for letting us brighten your day with our art. We wish everyone a wonderful holiday and look forward to what 2010 has to offer!
What else do you do besides painting?
What advice to you have for aspiring painters? The only advice that I can give to aspiring painters is to paint often and treat it like a profession. I have found the more that I paint the better that I get at it and the more professional the result.
Picture credit: "Pleasant Nook F Prize Circus", pastel on paper