Here is another painting (pictured in progress) in my studio. It’s a snowy egret that I was able to watch on the beach catching minnows in Florida earlier this year (see my ‘Bad Hair Day‘ post…). I started the miniature painting during the NatureWorks show in Tulsa…painting in my family’s booth. The painting has been accepted into the Bennington Center For The Arts’ Art of the Animal Kingdom Exhibition this summer.
The painting is titled "Illuminated" – I was struck by what seemed to be an internal glow of light as the bird was fishing. All of the fine feathers reflecting light seemed to ‘illuminate’ and glow… It seemed to shimmer…as did the little minnows that he pulled out of the ocean. …I had such a fabulous time watching him (and just enjoying the whole environment during my stay…thanks to my friends who put up with me running around to see everything and snapping photos… 
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August 2nd, 2008 at 9:06 am
hi,….
It’s very glad to know you,and also great to see your paint,the details, i can’t imagine how long that you painted for 1 painting.Even every paint you make,its really touching.Make me want to learn again about the artistic you have….
But i don’t have time to make and learn more,just maintenance what i have for a long time ago….that i have learn from my teacher( his name is Tan Tay Tjwan,which die 2 years ago),he really like to paint fish/ like Koi,Golden fish that when he paint is always 8 or 9 fish/in China culture 8or9 is perfect number in yin yang live.
So I wondering have you paint fish too?
Unfortunately I for a long time not painting,because collided time and the work.Possibly, at this time I hoped could communicate again closer in depicted.
Possibly you could give few suggestions concerning my painting.
But how I could send the example of my painting? Could be sent through the email?
And that was second, in my country of Indonesia, there was the animal that possibly you were interested, like the rhinoceros one’s horne, birds cendrawasih, the Kalimantan orang-utan, that could in made the object of the painting, the origin should not the person ,tehehehehe…..
Yes, possibly now this previously that could be sent by me to you. Possibly in our following opportunity dapt said again. Don’t forget let know I how to sent it.
thank’s.
warm regards.
kilat ..