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Day 26

Day 26...4 more days! I am not sure if this Ring-tailed Lemur is aware that there is indeed a baby chick on his back. The last few sketches will follow the endangered species/baby chick format. I've been referring to them as the "Many vs. Few" series.

When I finish this installment of the 30 Sketches Project, I shall drag out the others in this series and put on the finishing details. I have a series of endangered bird paintings in progress which I plan to exhibit and give a portion of the proceeds to an avian conservation organization. But why not do the same with this series of sketches. Possibly thinking of having prints available for these. hmmmm....
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