Several months ago I did another pig painting and found it so challenging that I decided to do another one (and I have some more planned, too). This little sweetie is on a green background. The original painting (available at the time of this post) is an 11x14x3/4" acrylic painting on stretched canvas, wired and ready to hang). How any human being could eat one of these beautiful, intelligent animals is beyond me - but that's another post!
I am currently still finishing up the custom cat painting, which I expect will be done in just a couple more days. Then I'm going to be doing a landscape painting, I think, one I've been planning to do for a long time - of a countryside scene in France, a late-afternoon scene with amazing colors in it! It's a just-for-fun painting -- well, they'll all just for fun, but some are more so than others!
I'm still doing my ceramic pieces but at a slower pace than I was before. I still like to do them, but I've been missing painting as much as I like to, so I've gone back to concentrating more efforts on the paintings. I'll probably change again, though. I always do.
I used to sculpt for a living. Now, I still sculpt, but I'm mostly retired. I talk about being old, still working part-time, life, gardens, dreams, wishes, regrets, etc.
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Monday, March 31, 2014
Thursday, November 1, 2012
A Cute Pig Painting I Finished Recently
At the request of a customer, I painted this sweet-looking pig. The acrylic painting is 11x14" on wood panel. Several people recently have asked me what the wood paneling looks like from the side, so I shot this pic of it as the painting sat on my easel. It frames very nicely, doesn't weigh much, and fits into a mat and/or frame just as a painting on paper would. I like the smooth hard surface for painting as paint flows very nicely on it. And since I'm such a stickler for detail, it allows me to get into much greater detail on these relatively small paintings that I like to do than I can do on canvas.
Sorry, the original painting has been sold.
Sorry, the original painting has been sold.
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dottie dracos,
farm animal art,
farm animal paintings,
pig,
pig art,
pig painting,
pink pig
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