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Ken Everett added "Study of Quint" a portrait of Quint a Red Tail Hawk that my friend Ali sent pictures to me. I've painted this several times in watercolor and oils, there is just something about this image.

Ken Everett has added "Sharpie Study" a portrait study of a sharp-shined hawk that my wife Colleen took pictures of In our back yard. This is an mixed media painting, 8"x 10" on 140# cold press Arches watercolor paper.

The Computer art image titled "Young Sharp-shinned Hawk" has been added to my Birds of New England and
Digital Art gallery. The image is based on pictures I took of the young sharpie combined with a few other background images.
It was a very cold, windy day last winter when this young sharpie showed up at our feeders. There wasn't much bird activity outside at the time, partly from the bitter cold and partly from the young hawks presence...

The mixed media painting titled "Wintering Carolina Wren" has been added to my Birds of New England gallery. The painting is based on a picture I took at my feeders. The Carolina Wren hopped up on a stump, and appeared to be triumphantly showing off the yellow seed he had found. The wrens are welcome visitors to our yard. We love watching these little characters rummaging through every nook and cranny in the pursuit of insects.

I just finished this painting of a Female Cardinal, mixed media 9"x12" mounted on a hardwood panel.

I've been an artist for almost thirty years. I've been painting the nature and wildlife of New England for most of my life, and I don't have to go far to find inspiration from Gods Creation daily.I hope I can share with you some of the amazement I feel witnessing the vast beauty of Gods creation.
Thank you, Ken