Julio Larraz (Cuban/American, 1944), Guinea Hen, 1977. Watercolor and graphite on paper, 26¼ × 39⅛ in.

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Julio Larraz (Cuban/American, 1944), Guinea Hen, 1977. Watercolor and graphite on paper, 26¼ × 39⅛ in.
transparent edits of various animals from World of Colour Clip Art
Turkey, Chickens, Ducks, Gull & Guinea Fowls.
White African Guineafowl on Sketch Bird Sunday ✏️
Revisiting pencil on paper, as it's been too long since I've done traditional art.
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Timely: from cursed clocks to wind-up dresses, clock imps to clocks with faces, here’s my collection of vintage timepieces.
guineafowl are the best. perfect round friends. they look like they are so soft and would be nice to hold
You want ugly? Try guinea fowl. Not just ugly, but mean to boot.
NO!!!!
Guinea fowl are another super duper underrated bird. They aren’t ‘mean’ - they’re used as natural guard dogs because they will protect other birds in a flock, and they’re AWESOME at hunting snakes, which protects other farm animals! Also, they aren’t ugly at all - weird little faces, but really pretty!
there’s multiple species in the wild that look really cool, too
also you can thank them for the generic feathers in every white mom craft
why do their skulls look like this?? more room to store the LOVE
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