Landscape with Cows and a Camel by August Macke, 1914
The law of inverse proportions is in full effect here at the moment with one variable being how panicky I feel about my manuscript draft getting done by the deadline (May 1) and the second being how long I have to spend on my daily blog post! More panic? Less blog time…
Back in my farming days, I spent a lot of time hanging out with ungulates…
Today, I throw all efforts to tie into my theme to the wind and frantically scramble to find some visual representations of ungulates. Ungulates, in case you can’t quite remember from biology class, are mammals with some form of hoof. They include horses, cattle, pigs, camels, deer, and hippos…
Here in Canmore, these elk are resident ungulates.
This bison/buffalo is on display in our town hall…
Ancient ungulate imagery… Two Camels Fighting (1530)
The Moose by George Stubbs (1773)
Now, I’m going to have a quick shower and try not to disturb the neighbours with my baleful ululations (oooo – oooooo–nnnnnoooooo) as I consider the ticking clock that is ruling my existence these days… Then, perhaps a few more pages of edits before turning in.
Until tomorrow –
Ciao!
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