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Where’s Waldo? Post Halloween Edition

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©Copyright 2008 by Bethany Caskey. See original post here.
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BOO!

Here is our last Sheltie Hollow Spook. Bram is our leader, and he isn’t about to let the girls get ahead of him. His favourite costume is this ghost that was made especially for him. He happily “haunts” the house for treats, and was gracious enough to pose for this little watercolour painting.
From Bram, Lily, and all of us here at Sheltie Hollow, have a safe and Spooktacular Halloween.
Heather Anderson

©Copyright 2008 by Heather Anderson. See original post here.
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Miss Witch

Whisper does things her own way. She wanted to be a Witch at Halloween, just like Lily, but can Sheltie Hollow have two Witches?
Of course we can, as long as one little witch comes up with a creative way to wear her hat. Now all we need is a third little Sheltie Spook and we will be ready for the big night. Stay tuned.

©Copyright 2008 by Heather Anderson. See original post here.
To learn more about this artist, visit Heather Anderson’s website.

Eskie Witch

Halloween is coming, and the dogs here at SHELTIE HOLLOW are getting excited. They love to hear the scratching of leaves on pavement when the wind blows, and love to sniff the wonderful rich aroma of the drifts of autumn leaves. They really seem to enjoy putting on a costume. I think they are looking forward to the Trick-or-Treat cookies they get every year. Lily, our American Eskimo dog, thinks she looks very charming in her witch’s hat and orange bow. We hope you agree.
This image is available on my website as cards or as a small print.

©Copyright 2008 by Heather Anderson. See original post here.
To learn more about this artist, visit Heather Anderson’s website.

Pumpkin Farm Art Festival

I was at Ramseyer’s Pumpkin Farm and Corn Maze this weekend. While I was there I painted this pig and pumpkin in pastels. Isn’t he cute? I am hoping he doesn’t look too grumpy. :)
I will add these to my food art and op art farm animals at my cafe press shop to be included with the other colorful farm animal and equine gifts and t-shirts.

©Copyright 2008 by Sue Steiner. See original post here.
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