I had half a pegboard left over. About 4' x 4', it was sitting here staring at me asking me to do something with it. :)

After a while it looked like a face.... so I kept going.

So there was more paint...
Some squiggly brush strokes and more paint.
After a couple of days I wondered what I would do with it when I was done. But I kept going.
Painting on a pegboard is a challenge. All those little holes hold the paint and cause drips.
I kept painting.
I'm lucky my family understands me. . . or at least pretends to.
After a while I realized that the facial features would be a challenge due to the odd placement of the little holes. Ignore them and keep going? Work around them?
And now it's done and I still don't know what to do with it! But it felt good painting it and I kinda like his eyes.
ROAR!
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