You may have wondered what owls do up in the trees when no one is looking!
TODAY I am the featured artist on Cindy Williams’ blog! Please check it out. I first met Cindy through a previous 30 paintings in 30 days challenge. She is an American transplant living in the UK. A wonderful artist in her own right, she is graciously featuring a different artist every day this month.
watercolor 6 x 11 inches by Pam Schoessow pamelajeannestudio.com
Owls are quite adept at a number of instruments.
original watercolor by Pam Schoessow
This fox knows how to party!
It’s his favorite instrument!
Did you know that recorders have been around for hundreds of years and come in 6 different sizes?
He likes at add a little Latin flair!
Don’t know what a guiro is? This is what Wikipedia says: The güiro (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈɡwiɾo]) is a Latin-American percussion instrument consisting of an open-ended, hollow gourd with parallel notches cut in one side. It is played by rubbing a stick or tines along the notches to produce a ratchet-like sound.
Guiros made for children are usually made of wood and are painted with red and green. Kids sometimes refer to it as the “fish”.
I couldn’t resist making a small collage of my Making Music series. I will make one at the end of this challenge with all 30 paintings, but here is a sneak peak. I made this collage in Ipiccy.
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It really isn’t as easy as it looks! 
4″ x 4″ original watercolor with easel. Available in my Etsy Shop.
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