This is a really fun rooster painting I just finished today. He's going to grace my own kitchen until he sells because I love him. He makes me smile; he'll definitely wake me up in the morning even before I've had my first cup of coffee; and he was a lot of fun to paint!
The original painting is on 16x20x3/4" stretched canvas, with the sides painted the same color as the background. The background shows up in the photo as a bit blue, but it's more of a greenish grey actually. I'm selling both prints and the original.
Now I absolutely have to start on my next custom painting, which as I think I've already mentioned, is another beautiful cat.
I paint and sculpt for a living. It's the best "job" in the world - and the most challenging. I love every second of it. I paint, sculpt, throw (on the wheel) mostly animals, especially dogs, cats, and farm animals, but I often create in other themes as well, such as landscapes, etc. I paint mostly on canvas with acrylics (sometimes oils). My style is bright and usually realistic.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Monday, April 7, 2014
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Puppy Portrait
Why do puppies often look so sad? I've never figured that out, but they do. And this little sweetie is no exception. I just finished him today, and the original is 16x20x1.5, gallery-wrapped canvas. I also have prints for sale, of course, as usual.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Cat Painting, Black and Blue Tabby with Green Eyes
This is another cat painting I finished very recently. He's another custom painting, so the 11x14" original has already been sold. I think he's a beauty, and I'm quite happy with the outcome of the painting.
I have another custom cat painting to do and a dog custom painting, which I think is a Weimaraner puppy (can't remember exactly at the moment).
Although ceramics are still taking up a bit of my time, I'm getting more and more painting done -- and loving it.
Spring is still struggling to take hold here in Oregon. We get a few nice days, then back to nasty rain again. I'll be missing rain, though, in just a couple more months when we get pretty much no rain until late September. Wish it weren't so "all-or-none" here.
I still intend to go to France in September and am still excited about it. Just kind of waiting at this point, though. Still don't know how long I'll be there, though. We shall see . . .
We have my son-in-law's parents visiting from Denmark at the moment, and everyone is having a good, but busy, time. My little granddaughter is the most excited as all grandparents I think love to shower little ones with whatever is their hearts' desire at the moment. They're up on Mount Hood for a few days now, and she reports that she's having a grand time!
I have another custom cat painting to do and a dog custom painting, which I think is a Weimaraner puppy (can't remember exactly at the moment).
Although ceramics are still taking up a bit of my time, I'm getting more and more painting done -- and loving it.
Spring is still struggling to take hold here in Oregon. We get a few nice days, then back to nasty rain again. I'll be missing rain, though, in just a couple more months when we get pretty much no rain until late September. Wish it weren't so "all-or-none" here.
I still intend to go to France in September and am still excited about it. Just kind of waiting at this point, though. Still don't know how long I'll be there, though. We shall see . . .
We have my son-in-law's parents visiting from Denmark at the moment, and everyone is having a good, but busy, time. My little granddaughter is the most excited as all grandparents I think love to shower little ones with whatever is their hearts' desire at the moment. They're up on Mount Hood for a few days now, and she reports that she's having a grand time!
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