The calm will soon return, as will my blogging, but in the meantime, I just wanted to pop by to post a picture of my newest dog painting - Mowgli the pug. Mowgli (the dog and the painting) live happily in Concord, CA. This is a 14" x 14" acrylic on canvas.
On the home front - we have now moved and I now have something resembling a working space, so from next week I will be back at it, so the posts should certainly go up in number! There have been many adventures in the past month, including bee swarms, apple trees, trailers and a new animal family member, so I will tell more next time.
But here is Mowgli the pug.
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Monday, October 29, 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
A dog called Nangi
Meet Nangi, who is the dog of a good friend of mine. I've been promising to paint her for some time now, but finally got around to it last week. Nangi is a norfolk terrier cross, and is around fourteen now I think.
Acrylic and modeling acrylic on canvas. 14" x 18".
Things are hotting up on the moving front - we close escrow next week, but I was still determined to squeeze in a couple more paintings before I pack up my studio for the move. So not much blogging going on - but at least there is some paint!
Acrylic and modeling acrylic on canvas. 14" x 18".
Things are hotting up on the moving front - we close escrow next week, but I was still determined to squeeze in a couple more paintings before I pack up my studio for the move. So not much blogging going on - but at least there is some paint!
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Pooches in Portland
A few weekends back, Mr C, baby and me took a long weekend trip to Portland, OR. It was part time away, and part explore, but we had a super time.
The first thing I noticed when we arrived was that it was winter there. In California, it seems very much like spring already. We spent three days bundled in coats (to keep the damp and cold at bay).
Much exploring ultimately meant much hunger, and so naturally eating was a feature of our trip. On sunday morning we went for brunch in Laurelhurst, and saw two french bulldogs waiting patiently outside a restaurant for their person. They were both dressed casually in home made camel colored sweaters (chunky knit) and even had their own little towel to sit on, to protect their bottoms from the cold damp sidewalk. One seemed happy enough to watch passers by, but the other looked concerned as to the whereabouts of his aforementioned person.
I recorded the moment on a doily I found resting between my two food plates, so I could share it. One day I suspect there may be a device for capturing images from real life and sharing them, but in the meantime thank goodness for doilies and pens!
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