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Throwback to 2020 when the first of the cycle for the Zodiac pieces was done - this was after returning to Digital Art after a long hiatus due to external commitments.

A lonely golem surveys the wasteland.

A lonely drone surveys the wasteland.

I know it should be year of the Ox but it doesn’t help that 牛(niu) does rhyme with Coo (Cow). Seeing as a yearly zodiac painting seems to be a regular occurrence, only felt fitting to give the highland cow some love! According to the Chinese calendar on February 12th 2021 the Year of the Ox will begin!

Our fine feathered fowls have been equipped with various Oboes and are ready to serenade you with whatever fits the bill.

"Musical Swan" And the Cor Anglais finally makes an appearance! The initial dilemma was how to paintover the other pieces without making it look like a swan's head on a duck's body! But that's honestly the joy of "painting" problem solving through the process into finding that solution.

A lone musician plays away

At silly o'clock I didn't expect myself to be spending so much time on this wee fellow. Incredible creatures, just don't get one as a pet!

Quite frankly I'm embarrassed that I didn't know of the animal association to the oboe sooner - although I'm sure a mallard would try it's best to appease any expectations on it's signature piece from Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf.

The Trinity of bills, the absolutely quackers trio who have listeners wondering waddle they do next as they try and stay afloat without conceding to fowl play.

I mean.. all these pond-dwelling birds do have some habitual things in common right? What started off a simple prompt seems to have taken wings and flown into a nice wee topic.

Okay there must be some real specific differences between a white duck / goose / swan which pinterest cannot decipher. Anyway here's the 2nd member of the Duckie Quartet!