Today I present a few of the other animals of my wife’s rock paintings. In many cases, she had been able to cover the entire rock thus making use of the form of the rock to bring out the shapes of the animals. Today’s pictures include a wolf, a cougar, a loon, a deer’s head and a cat. Enjoy.
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
This is amazing!
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Thanks, Rashminotes!
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The cat design does a nice job of fully enveloping the rounded stone.
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It was the perfect stone for this project.
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These are brilliant! Being a huge fan of cats (we have three), I particularly love the cat one.
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I can see why you like Biene’s cat so much, Amy.
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The cat’s my favorite, although I suppose I should specify “domestic cat” to distinguish it from the cougar!
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I am so glad you lijke the cat, which by the way can be recognized as cat from all sides. Thank you for your kind comment.
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unglaublich schön,meinen Glückwunsch.Liebe Grüsse und alles Gute
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Vielen Dank, liebe Jeanette!
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These are all nice, but I have to agree with some of the previous “votes,” the cat is my favorite, too!
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The cat seems to be everybody’s favourite. Thank you, Robert.
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Wunderbar! Mir hat es wieder der Vogel angetan, aber auch die Katze ist sehr schön auf dem Stein plaziert und dargestellt.
Herzliche Grüße, auch an deine Frau
Ulli
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Die Katze hat es allen meinen Blog-Freunden und Freundinnen sehr gefallen. Danke, liebe Ulli!
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Your wife is quite a talent.
Have you happened to see the rock paintings Joy Neal Kidney shows on her site in Iowa?
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We saw something like this here at a local art gallery some years ago: paintings of slabs of rock, that took the structure of the rock surface in, too. Some, e.g., looked like the face of the animals came out of the rock. I liked those very much and I still regret that I didn’t buy one of a bison. When I looked at it I commented that it portrait the spirit of a bison.
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I had great expectations, when I read the headline … and I was not disappointed at all! I can’t even choose a favourite … 🙂 ❤
My husband agrees with me, Biene has something very special there … ❤
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Thank you, you two! My wife will be happy when I share your comment with her.
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We commented also on her own site. I love her wolf portraits!
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I hope Biene will take up blogging again. She has not been writing in her blog for quite some time. Thank you for the encouraging comment, Birgit!
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Excellent way to present creative art
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Thank you!
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These are really lovely!
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Amazing art work of Biene. I love all of them.
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Thank you, Cornelia!
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I wasn’t expecting to see even more animals painted on rocks. They have kind of a natural feel to them. It’s a great idea; I really like them all!
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Your kind comment will motivate my wife to paint some more of these lovely critters. Thank you, Des!
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Biene has quite the talent for making rocks come alive with what she has painted on them. All the eyes are so realistic and have a warmth to them. Peter, I am glad you shared them with us. They deserve a wide audience to enjoy them.
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Thank you, Hazel! I will read your comment to Biene, when she wakes up.
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You are welcome, Peter.
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Please tell Biene how much I love her paintings, and I also love how she uses rocks to create such beautiful artwork!
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I will indeed read your comment to her. I know it will mean a lot ot her. Thanks, Ann!
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Super creativity. I like the last one
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Sehr fein, Peter!
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Deine lieben Kommentare werden meine Frau erfreuen, lieber Gerhard.
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Wenn sie es liest?! 🙂
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Totally impressed. Also noted from one of your comments that selecting the right stone would also be an important part of each piece of art.
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My wife has hundreds of stones lying around on our yard, whcih she collected from our local beaches. Yet, she is keeps going to the lake just to find the perfect stone for her new project.
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I can understand. The artist looks for perfection.
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I am completely blown away with the cat one! Those eyes, as if they will shine in dark! Got to know about your wife’s extraordinary talent through Birgit’s blog.
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