One of the many interesting facets of painting commissioned portraits is the opportunity to illuminate a person's or pet's character, what matters most to one, one's most valued relationships. In the case of two recent portraits, I was given the chance to create pieces which featured much-beloved furry companions. In Joseph and Casey [above], Joseph Baxley hugs his little cat protectively (never have I seen such a bond between a man and a feline). Sassy [below] was painted for Jessica Garcia to commemorate the long life and personality of her dog; Sassy has always loved to stop and smell the flowers!
Of People and Pets
Thursday, May 16, 2013One of the many interesting facets of painting commissioned portraits is the opportunity to illuminate a person's or pet's character, what matters most to one, one's most valued relationships. In the case of two recent portraits, I was given the chance to create pieces which featured much-beloved furry companions. In Joseph and Casey [above], Joseph Baxley hugs his little cat protectively (never have I seen such a bond between a man and a feline). Sassy [below] was painted for Jessica Garcia to commemorate the long life and personality of her dog; Sassy has always loved to stop and smell the flowers!
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Christina, the portrait of Joseph Baxley is fantastic. It is masterful on many levels, my favorite of all the work I have seen from you.
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