I had donated a pet portrait to "Boxer Rescue Canada" for their Fall auction fundraiser and the winning bidder receives a portrait of their beloved dog. This boy belonged to the lady who won the auction. He is a pure bread male Boxer named Tega. Sadly he is no longer with us. This is watercolour on 300 lb. Arches C/P paper approximately 18" X 22" .
"the look" captured so well. As a child of was petrified of a neighbours boxer - glad this fear left me
ReplyDeleteThanks Lorraine. Yes, they can be fearsome for sure but the sweetest breed ever when it comes to loyalty and trustworthiness. They love children too. We have two of them! :)
DeleteThe look in his eyes is enough to replace any words that might describe this portrait, he will remain ever live for the person that owned him.
ReplyDeleteThank you Padmaja. I always try to do the eyes first. This way they can guide me the rest of the way. I love doing these.
DeleteLovely memory for the owner
ReplyDeleteI'm always a bit fearful when doing a commission. The presentation of the finished piece is when i hold my breath the longest and wait for the reaction. A bit stressful but so far so good!
DeleteGreat, I love it, it really made a good job. Grüsse.
ReplyDeleteThank you A. Elisa. Nice to see you here.
DeleteGorgeous portrait, Ross .
ReplyDeleteHi Pat. One is never sure, are they? I am always fearful when a commission is complete and the presentation is about to happen. Scary stuff. Your approval is of great value to me. See, I'm a fan. :)
DeleteBeautifully painted, Ross. I especially love his eye(s). The client must be so pleased!
ReplyDeleteThe client has only seen the photo so far. She approved so that is a good thing. Thanks Christiane for the vote of confidence. I especially enjoyed your small happy works. They are awesome!
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