I'm trying to play with some play. Alright, this is the play right now, so I'm going to be working on him. Alright, this is the play right now, so I'm going to be working on him. I need you to get him his hat on. I'm not going to show that because there's a particular way I do it. And I will have that on the instructional video. I'm not going to have it here. I'm going to start working on his clothing. I've got... Let me go through my stuff here. Yeah, there we go. I'm thinking about this outfit here. I did a search on Google for Pioneer clothing and that's what I came up with. That's more of a menstrual type stuff. This would be work kind of clothing that they may have worn. I don't know if you'd have... Well, he probably would have had the neck tie on, but he probably would have had it looser. Something could have percross his face when there's dust storm or something like that. But anyway, I'll figure all that out as I work on it. I'm thinking about putting a blanket on him and over her. And I'm not going to put it over her as far up as I thought I was going to. Of course, I could change my mind, you never know. But I'm going to have it coming down and have his arm exposed. And then going underneath the blanket, pushing it up against... Or crosses chest and up against her. So it just would add to the design, but it would also free up this arm here with a sleeve and everything like that. And I think that roomy sleeve would have gotten him out. I just got a figure all that out. But I'm going to get started on this and we'll see how far I get. All right, I've put his head on his head. This is going to be the last thing I do today. Tomorrow I'll start on his clothing. I wanted to get this hat just right. So it took a little time to do that. And all I'm doing now is trying to get some character into it. Now I can put his head on his hair. I don't know why to do the hair until I get his shirt going and his suspenders. I'm trying to give the hat a worn look like it's been used to slap a oxen or two during the time I spent on the trail. Caught in rainstorms run over by the wagon because of the windstorm that it's a boot up his head. And maybe it fell underneath the wagon wheel of somebody's wagon. You can make up all kinds of stories of what happens on a trail or on a story of a the piece you're working on. And I like creating a story. That's the difference between modern art and representational art. I'm creating a story that's like writing a novel, but without words, just with shapes and all that stuff. I'll work on the brim a bit more before I'm done with this piece. I'm going to let the clay kind of set up. It's not to that point yet. I'm just experimenting with his hair right now. Kind of like that. All right, that's going to be it for tonight and I'll come back to my nyanna and work on it a bit more. I'm liking where it's going. I just want a little bit more of a dip right there. I'm going to keep playing with it. I like the size of the brim. It's not too big. It's not flamboyant. It just keeps the rain off his head and the sun off his face. That's the primary reason that I can use it to drink out of the rain and to give water to their horse. I use it for a lot of things. All right, good night. See you next time. Please give me a like and a subscribe and ring the little bell. Also, don't forget I have instructional videos available now online. The link below this video shows you a link to a review of all nine videos. Later everybody, good night.