Pronghorn

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What a beautiful animal Seok such lovely doleful eyes and pretty blending of colours. If you blink you would miss it at that speed!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Thu 26 Sep 10:59:45

Lovely work Seok, such a gentle expression on the face.

Posted by Glennis Weston on Thu 26 Sep 13:34:09

Another super study which is made all the more interesting by your helpful commentary.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Thu 26 Sep 14:02:42

beautiful watercolour artwork in the latest of your travelogues Seok, gorgeous work

Posted by Ros Patterson on Thu 26 Sep 14:25:10

Lovely tones Seok - harmonious painting. Really good

Posted by Pat Thompson on Thu 26 Sep 14:43:44

Nearly missed this. Lovely work as usual and the information is wonderful. Thank you.

Posted by Dawn Broughton on Thu 26 Sep 18:14:38

Nearly missed this too amongst the MPs who are filling the pages in no time. Beautiful animal Seok and so beautifully presented here.

Posted by Satu Vartiainen on Thu 26 Sep 22:05:31

Thanks very much, everyone!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Fri 27 Sep 02:35:45

Excellent. It's been said.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Fri 27 Sep 07:42:14

Thank you very much, Gudrun!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 29 Sep 14:37:38

I've never heard of this species, so this one was an eye-opener. Great vignette portrait of this superb animal.

Posted by Thea Cable on Sun 29 Sep 22:47:38

Thank you very much, Thea!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Mon 30 Sep 10:51:23

Catching up after being away and glad to see one of your paintings Seok! Nice work and interesting info too.

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Sat 05 Oct 14:12:01

Hang on Studio Wall

01/04/2015

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A female pronghorn at the Eddy Ranch in Farson, Wyoming, USA. The pronghorn is a native of western and central North America. It is not an antelope, but it is often referred to as the pronghorn antelope in the USA because of its resemblance to the true antelopes of the Old World. They are among the speediest animals in North America, running at a speed exceeding 53 miles an hour. They can also travel great distances at half that speed. Pronghorns stand at about three feet tall at the shoulders and are reddish brown, with white stomachs and wide, white stripes on their throats.

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