Good question fitzt. My wife keeps asking the same thing! Seems I've been spending a lot of time doing research this fall and winter.
Let's see, I've completed a study of lion head of this scarred, old, male I studied on the Serengeti. That would be fun. He has the kind of character you see in a really old buck. You know, chipped canine, battle scars on his face, old tear in his nose, looks like he'd enjoy you for an appetizer.
Then again, lots of people (many wives of whitetail fanatics) would like another songbird print and I love to paint birds. Maybe goldfinch on an old fence post with a wild rose in the scene or chickadees on frosty, fall weeds.
Many are ready for another pheasant piece. Others want to see another gobbler painting, so I'm considering a 'foggy morning' series. Of course a whitetail would fit nice into that set. You know, Foggy Morning Ringnecks, Foggy Morning Gobblers and Foggy Morning Whitetail.
Then, I keep checking my favorite website and see bucks like the Burlington bow kill and the Dubuque buck and think about how much fun it would be to do a 'monster whitetail buck' series.
It is all so confusing that I think I'll just have to pick up the bow, go climb a tree and try to clear my head!
Help me out guys (and ladies if you're out there). We have a wide range of members, from new hunters to those with many decades of experience. What would you like to put on the wall?