acrylic on canvas, 24 x 12 I wish I could get the colors to show up more accurately...I'll work on this more later.
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First of all, i love how the dog appears in the frame, then there's the fact you primarily used the color blue for his coat and how that all "pops" out of the deep red background. It's clever and GORGEOUS.
Thanks France, Heather, Renate and Karen! I delivered the pet portrait yesterday and its owner was very pleased as well. This makes everything worthwhile!
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5 comments:
First of all, i love how the dog appears in the frame, then there's the fact you primarily used the color blue for his coat and how that all "pops" out of the deep red background. It's clever and GORGEOUS.
Love it! I've always been a big fan of using other colors to represent greys and blacks. You did such a great job capturing his expression.
I love the way he looks! Wonderful. Like he's to shy to come out with his gorgeous clothes :)
Love the brushstrokes on this ... well done!
Thanks France, Heather, Renate and Karen! I delivered the pet portrait yesterday and its owner was very pleased as well. This makes everything worthwhile!
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