Mexican Mule, Update

This little gal couldn't stand to stay like she was. She's tired from working hard, so I dropped the reins to give her a rest. And to create a trail that leads your eye into the picture. I got caught up in the tack, making it the focal point instead of the mule. This is very rough, homemade tack, and I liked the way it looked, even though I think it must be uncomfortable for the mule.

I included a close up, so you can see the detail.

Juliet gave me the scoop on this mule, her name was Camellia, she worked on a sisal plantation in the Yucatan....

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Donna

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Mexican Mule

My friend, Juliet Harrison, posted photos on the EAG forum for our weekly, drawing, party, two hour event. At the end of each week, a different member posts photos, and we can use those photos to create a two hour painting. I worked on this, and it came together fast, it only took an hour. It's 8X10". The gear on the mule looks different than that you see in my neck of the woods, this was a Mexican Mule.

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