Tribal deer skull
I like to pretend I’m a member of a tribe when I paint a skull. I imagine it’s going to be used for a ceremony. This is one of the deer skulls I got last week: a wonderful specimen, probably a pretty young buck with developing antlers.
Here is a view with the antlers and my messy bedroom in the photo. 
Outstanding. I’m sure any tribe would be honored by your skull artwork.
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Thanks. See you Friday.
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VERY cool! In my neck of the woods, the Cherokee Indian Nation sees a deer as a symbol of peace and a clan totem. It’s right and good you feel yourself as a member of the tribe while honoring these magnificent creatures!
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Thank you, now I know what tribe!
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By the way, what is your neck of the woods?
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Wonderful! Beautiful colours and design.
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I’ve got another deer and a goat to do next. Thanks.
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Looking forward to seeing those!
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Wow amazing
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Thanks Lyn, glad you like it.
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This is wonderful.
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Thank you very much!
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Fabulous!!(K)
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Very coool Nina! Love the colors and all the eyes!
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Aha, you noticed! Four eyes in all.
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Wow super cool, I love it 😀
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Thanks for your kind words.
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It’s really cool. I love the colors, but it seems alive, and I have to admit, the eyes kind of scare me.
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Yes I agree.
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🙂
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I love it. How have you been?
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Been better. Miss you.
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Miss you too. Call you soon.
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This is so wonderfully colourful and imaginative!
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Thank you, they are fun to paint. The skulls suggest how to do it somehow.
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So beautiful… the intricate patterns and wonderful color combinations! 😍
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It’s marvelous…a bit of you, a bit of nature in a happy marriage of art!
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Beautiful, Nina!
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