When last you saw them, they were almost alone in Eden - with only a snake and a few birds to keep them company . . . .
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Progress at End of November |
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Ibex and Hare |
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Ibex, Raccoon and Chicken |
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Sheep, Lion and Hippo |
I have decided that not only am I changing the colors, I'm changing the color of what each animal is. What I mean is originally on the chart the elephant and hippo are both the same gray. But really, don't you expect a water horse to be a blue gray and an elephant to be a different color of gray? Hope you enjoyed.
This is divine-just love it!
ReplyDeleteLooking good! I think I'd expect an elephant to be paler grey than a hippo too
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I agree with you, elephants and hippos are very different shades of grey.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! I absolutely love it - especially the sheep!
ReplyDeleteLooking great !!! I like it very much..
ReplyDelete::insert a picture of me here, with my mouth gaping open in awe:: That is SOOOOOO pretty! Great job--and quick, too! You're making wonderful progress.
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