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This is my next painting session. I am starting to define the cows more and the midground and foreground. I am still leaving some visible undertones showing. I like having those colors peek through the finished painting. I have added a few white wispy clouds. I think this will be a bright sunny day.
I want the viewer to feel the bright sun and its warmth. That the longhorns are in no mood but to lay or stand and bask in it.

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