My first drawing of the year! Let's see if I can get back in the habit!
5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches, cp wc, 4 x 4 grid, pigma micron & noodler's in my hand-bound sketchbook.
I grew up around rodeos. My parents kept their horses at and my dad worked at Benjamin Stables in KC. As a kid, I went to the Kansas City Rodeo, state fairs & the American Royal. Usually during the event, there would be some cowboy or rodeo clown riding a trained Brahma bull (that's BRAY-mah), similar to riding zebras or other wild animals, completely a novelty. Brahman cattle, natives of the Indian sub-continent, are used to cross with beef cattle for leaner meat (correct me if this is wrong!) and for their ability to withstand drought conditions. This fellow (properly, a BRAH-mah) is a Schleich toy, about 3 inches tall at the hump, waiting for his new brown coat on top of my monitor.
Noodler's Lexington Grey in my Lamy Vista on cold-pressed wc paper, gridded.
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