How incredible to see the bear like that. Your painting is sublime, the bear looks so confident and I love all the pretty flowers together like that - a bear flower meadow.
I don't know if it was a mom or a male. Hard to tell unless they are with their cubs and this one might have had them hidden in the grass or up a tree. It was not huge, but not small either. But I loved seeing it.
This is way cool, Tammie! Did you see the recent video on the news about a bear that walked everywhere upright on two legs because one of her fron legs was injured? Reminds me of your bear standing up to take a peek...
I think the bear felt your love and peace, you can see him loving and peaceful, not as an enemy, not dangerous or terrible, no, surrounded by friendly flower-friends. True innocent eyes!
great painting. What an experience. He was having a good look but he looks so gentle with your flower painting of his body. A wild flower meadow, hiding a curious bear.
Very nice drawn experience Tammie! I also wish to meet such a nice bear in a flower meadow. We have no more bears, but for a few years, there live wolves and lynx again with us in the woods.
... I also like your newest painting, the girl walking on the path of stones! Ulrike
I have been going through your posts just now because I was so excited to come across it. Thank you so much for your visit to mine and your kind words. I LOVE the bear in the midst of the flowers. This painting is adorable. genie
How beautiful....the painting and the experience!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tammie.
Have a lovely day.
Ruby
thank you for enjoying Ruby~
DeleteHow incredible to see the bear like that. Your painting is sublime, the bear looks so confident and I love all the pretty flowers together like that - a bear flower meadow.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's quite an experience .... It almost looks as if his body is made from flowers... Gorgeous piece!
ReplyDeleteLove the bear painting. ♥ It's such rush to spot them in real life and you've captured that memory well.
ReplyDeleteYes, a fun way to remember it Carol. So fun.
DeleteI love the bear painting. I imagine that is a beautiful mom bear...!?
ReplyDeleteI don't know if it was a mom or a male. Hard to tell unless they are with their cubs and this one might have had them hidden in the grass or up a tree. It was not huge, but not small either. But I loved seeing it.
DeleteThis one made me laugh. The bear was people watching!
ReplyDeleteThis is way cool, Tammie! Did you see the recent video on the news about a bear that walked everywhere upright on two legs because one of her fron legs was injured? Reminds me of your bear standing up to take a peek...
ReplyDeleteAw, how precious! Such a cute and gentle bear, love him!
ReplyDeleteI think the bear felt your love and peace, you can see him loving and peaceful, not as an enemy, not dangerous or terrible, no, surrounded by friendly flower-friends. True innocent eyes!
ReplyDeleteha...he looks so cute and friendly. Are Black bears dangerous?
ReplyDeleteA sweet, beautifully done image, Tammie. Such a contrast between the bear and the delicate flowers. It must be nice to have bears as neighbors... :)))
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet memory and a very lovely way to document it. Just lovely.
ReplyDeletegreat painting. What an experience. He was having a good look but he looks so gentle with your flower painting of his body. A wild flower meadow, hiding a curious bear.
ReplyDeleteCUTE! Love the bear, love the concept, love the experience you had with the bear.
ReplyDeleteVery nice drawn experience Tammie!
ReplyDeleteI also wish to meet such a nice bear in a flower meadow.
We have no more bears, but for a few years, there live wolves and lynx again with us in the woods.
... I also like your newest painting, the girl walking on the path of stones!
Ulrike
I have been going through your posts just now because I was so excited to come across it. Thank you so much for your visit to mine and your kind words. I LOVE the bear in the midst of the flowers. This painting is adorable. genie
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely scene! I love the jumble of flowers.
ReplyDeleteHaving read the post that came after this one too... I've said before that I see you in much of your art.