Z is for Zebra Last in the series. 6 months later and done. not sure how I feel about this.    There is cat hair on the picture itself, its not your monitor.   Used Stone Ground Paint.  Tyrian cobalt, delft cobalt blue, their pinky purple.  Florentine...

 Y is for Yellow Throated Martin       Used Rockwell Magic colors and Schmincke super granulation colors for the background M Graham for the martin.          

 X is for Xenoceratops       Used Rockwell Magic colors and Schmincke super granulation colors They lived in the late Cretaceous and their remains have been found in what is today, Alberta Canada        

 W is for Wisteria, weeping   A week of upheaval. Not a fun one.   M Graham cobalts, violet, blue viridian mineral violet ultramarine pink umber burnt orange and probably a few more.      

 V is for Violets   It is almost spring and violet season, perhaps next month.   Made with I don't even know.  Watercolor!  Either Roman Szmal or M Graham.  perhaps both.  I ended up painting about 10+ iterations of this with any watercolor on hand.  ...

 Unicorn Made with much help from celophane Mix of M Graham: cobalts blue, teal,  and violet, ultramarines blue and pink, Nickel Azo Yelllow and Opaque white and Roman Szmal; Mineral violet and Aquarius Green