Olaf C. Seltzer (1877 – 1957), King of the Mountain, oil on canvas, 16 × 24 inches.
Coeur d’Alene Art Auction
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Mouflon! A wild sheep species believed to be the ancestor to modern domestic sheep!
[ID: an illustration of a brown sheep with cream accents, facing to the left with a stern expression. One of its hooves is raised and it has large curved horns. It is on a gold background with scattered mossy stones. End.]
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With the occasional wolf in sheep's clothing and some "sheeple," here's the latest count of vintage sheep.
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Osterovis
I did this watercolor painting for Easter 2023. The bringer of spring, Ovis, is beautifully decorated with an impressive flower crown and wild blooms sprinkled all throughout his hair. And his gentle smile just warms every heart.
Btw I have this picture available as A5 print at my Ko-fi store.
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For my illustration class we had do to a “game-book” for young children (who don’t know how to read yet), and I chose to do a leporello that could be ‘read’ in every directions :) I’m very happy with how the two illustrations turned out so here they are !
one side is animals from Siberia
the other is animals from australia (can you tell I love drawing animals-)
Lines and sketches below :))
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Thomas Quine, Beaty Biodiversity Museum
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Dall’s Sheep are Beautiful and Agile
Dall’s Sheep are Beautiful and Agile shows readers a Dall’s sheep ram up on a high cliff. It discusses the range, feeding habits, and social structure that these gorgeous animals are known for.
Dall’s Sheep
One of the prettiest large animals that you can see in Alaska is the Dall’s sheep (Ovis dalli). It is also sometimes known as the thinhorn sheep because even though rams in particular have good sized horns, they are thinner and finer than those of bighorn sheep (they also differ in coloration and occupy different ranges). Dall’s sheep can be found in Alaska, and in British Columbia,…
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Elements of Zoölogy: A Text-book. Written by Sanborn Tenney. 1875.
Internet Archive
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Suddenly imagined angels with the "healing touch" but it goes farther than just simple touches.
...Their licks heal too.
Now imagine you accidentally bite your lip or tongue while eating. Then cue Simeon and/or Raphael being like "I'LL HANDLE IT".
The brothers instantly know what they are planning however and are like "HELL NO." lmao
Simeon might be going in for the kill, than just healing you alone. (He wants to kiss the hell out of you if he can. lol)
Raphael, however, he'll not think much of it at first. I like to imagine he'll be a damn pro on kissing with tongue, but it was all about just healing you. Not pleasuring you.
However after that one experience, he's like "...Maybe I should try again...I fear I might of not properly healed you..." (He had a taste for you and desires it more now.)
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With the occasional wolf in sheep's clothing and some "sheeple," here's the latest count of vintage sheep.
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Request a sketch - Ovis as loddlenaut
In my twitch streams viewers can redeem little sketches with their channel points.
Cup_wolf asked for: "Wooly in loddlenaut suit."
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This is a bit of a lead-up to my next big project (for my educational instagram account) on domestic animals, but I felt it would be a good standalone post. After doing a bit of petting zoo work I’ve realized many people have misconceptions over what makes a goat a goat and what makes a sheep a sheep.
Hint: it’s not the horns or the wool or the beard!
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