“Stall-side supervisor” seems happy with the progress of his home.
House construction is taking a bit longer than planned. Hiccup involves requiring a few layers of paint to get the texture of the wood. Sometimes I can paint over a layer when it just starts to get “sticky-dry”, but there’s one section where I’m having to wait a day or so in order not to pull up the layers underneath.
We’re in the home stretch, though.
For not the first time, but maybe the last time, I have started a "home business". The difference with this one is that it is one I really enjoy. I've drawn and painted horses since I was (at least) five years old--that's the earliest one that my mother saved.
By the time I entered my teens, Mother had grown a bit tired of the subject and urged me to do something else with my artwork besides horses. I followed her advice and never looked back until ten years ago when it occurred to me that people might actually pay for horse portraits. I have had many exhibits of my landscapes, and sold a good number of them--but not enough to provide any kind of steady income.
I'm hoping that if I work hard and market this business well I will be able to delight my customers, make some money, and have a lot of fun doing it.
Visit many more horses and my rural landscapes at http://allifarkas.com, or click on my photo above.
Alli Farkas Artist Adventures 
Looking great Alli. You do what you have to do.
Laura
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We’re very close. And I think I have a frame in mind too.
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Super work on that stall and it’s coming along so beautifully! It’s such a learning experience sometimes! I know just from the little bit I do with Tuck.
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It’s all a learning experience and I guess we can take comfort from knowing that the process will never really end. So we just keep going to see what’s coming next!
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gorgeous!
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