This is a little bichon frise painting I did for a regular customer recently. I said I wasn't going to do any more custom work, but she was a multiple repeat customer, so I couldn't say no. Plus, she was getting for a relative who had recently lost the dog, so that made it even more important that I do it for her.
It always makes me so sad to do a painting of a dog that is gone. Even with the still-around portraits I do, I become very emotionally invested in painting the dog's (or other animal's) portrait. When I know the dog is gone, it makes doing the painting much more emotionally difficult. It's such a shame that our best four-legged friends live such short lives compared to ours.
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Thanks so much, Cindy! I really appreciate your comments. And regarding the "follower" area, I didn't know either, but I finally found it -- it's a tiny, tiny blackish bar off to the right of the screen, which if you float over it, expands, and allows you to follow. It really ought to be easier than that to find, in my opinion. But, anyway, now we know where it is at least.
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