Thanks folks!

I do usually sell them on EBay, not always quickly. Sometimes I have to post them a few times before they sell. I think It depends a lot on the time of year and the subject too, of course. I haven't posted this one yet. I don't know what to charge for it. I have never done a farm animal painting before. Any one have any ideas on what I should charge for it? I am open to suggestions…

Wolves have been my very best sellers and usually sell for $200-$500. I have a few regular wolf collectors who snatch them up when I post them on EBay and one large cat collector in Switzerland, but she is particular about which cat painting she buys. She has an African safari business and does not want African cats. One wolf collector also buys big cat paintings occasionally. I only have one landscape painting from past years that I haven't sold, so they have all gone, sooner or later.

This picture just cried out to be painted. Suzanne's photo was an inspiration. I am going to paint more farm animals in the future – need good photos.

Now that christmas is over, what kind of crafts is everyone doing throughout the winter?

Tribalcime, what kind of earrings do you make? I make jewelry occasionally, when the mood hits me.

Jane, I am not familiar with "punch cups"? How are they different from tea cups?

I am currently working on a crocheted afghan.  It is a sampler made up of 63 different squares.  I am on square 15.  But it is only my 13th square because I skipped 13 and 14.  I didn't like 13 and I can't figure out 14.  I will get back to those later.  It has three colors, a brown tweed with specks of turquoise and gold, and then turquoise and gold as the other two colors.

Sandra

I am still painting. I just finished this one yesterday:

I have put the four I have on EBay today, this one, the hen, the elephant and another landscape. (I painted the elephant a second time. )

Today I am putting shelves in the basement and making a wine and beer making work area.

That's crafting, isn't it, sort of…