Showing posts with label acrylic pet portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic pet portrait. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

"Lou"


This is Lou! He is the quieter little brother of Kona whom i last posted. 
Unlike his rambunctious brother, Lou might be found laying poolside 
or lounging under a shade tree with Mom and Dad while Kona chases shadows. 
His Mom, wanted to surprise her husband with these paintings for 
their anniversary. I was most pleased to be included in their plans. 
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, 16" X 20" 

Thursday, August 13, 2015

"Kona"


A commission for a lady who i know in the dog park nearby. 
This handsome fellow is often seen tearing around 
and just having the time of his life. Always! 
I hoped to capture his youthful attitude and fun nature. 
I did two for her and will post the other one shortly. 
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, 16 X 20. 

Saturday, June 20, 2015

"Elvis's Pup"


A young lady i know commissioned me to do this for her boyfriend. 
His name is Elvis. 
So it is not really the Elvis you might have thought it was, 
but a different Elvis. 
I loved doing this one. The photo was not very good.
You could just make out a pair of boots in the snow, 
so i thought i would put in a pair of boots so the dog 
has something he is looking up at. 
These are actually the hiking boots i long for. 
Had a pair when i was much younger and they were the best. 
Acrylic, on gallery wrapped canvas. 18" X 24" 

Saturday, January 24, 2015

"Cairo and Sophie"



Two new pup portraits for a family who lost them both within a month of one another. 
The first little guy is Cairo and the second one is Sophie. 
I had fun with the backgrounds once i figured out what it was i wanted there. 
Both are acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas. 
24" X 30".  

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

"Pequito 2"


This is a new version of Pequito. I did not think the bedroom was quite in line with the pup on the first version. Sorry Vincent but i had to take some liberties with your beautiful work and jam up the colours a wee bit. I'm feeling much better about it now as there is a unity that was lacking in version 1.
Oh, but acrylic is just so much fun.