Family Photo - 02 (Series) - Lone Chick: He's lucky to not have made an Omelette

Fatola Israel "Family Photo - 02"  II  Lone Chick

From the end of Jack's boots, 
Jack Brown's frequent loots 
And from the ruffles of Mother hen tender looks,
He will saunter out,
Out to the farmyard down south
In his solo walk.


Fatola Israel "Family Photo - 02"  II  Lone Chick details


 He's lucky to not have made an omelette, 
I hope he lives long enough to make a meal.
Artist. Fatola Israel
Title: "Family Photo - 02"  II  Lone Chick
Series: "Family Photo Series"
Medium: SinoArt Compressed Charcoal, Generals Charcoal and Kimberly on paper
Dimension: 3 by 4 feet (36 by 48 Inches)
Year: 2019
You can contact the HeavenlyArtz Team via e-mail: heavenlyartz@yahoo.com or call +2348144764682 for inquiries on Art sales, Exhibitions,  Commission, and  so on.


Thanks.

Comments

  1. Anointed13 June 2019 at 20:22

    Please where can I buy this type of paper you use to draw. I Would be very glad if you would reply. Thanks!

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    1. Fatola Israel12 July 2019 at 15:47

      You can either get it at Amazon or an Art Store near you. Ask them for Strathmore Paper or any other good paper brand available

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