Tag: dog art

  • Karen Howell: Never Assume…

    1.) That a gifted artist has been taught by experts.
    2.) That a passionate Corgi painter owns a Corgi.
    3.) That a dog’s face must be seen in a perfect pet portrait.

    Witness “Cereal Killer” by self-taught painter Karen Howell, Cocker Spaniel and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel owner, of Hesperia, CA. To see more of her wonderful work visit her Pembroke Welsh Corgi Art Gift Store.

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  • Kelly Pound: Play Kitsch

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    Kelly Pound’s dog art evolved from linocut block printing to digital painting. She is constantly experimenting with techniques and since she “loves the smell of fresh linoleum in the morning,” she has new work available almost every day. Check back often to watch her portfolio grow and pick a Pound Design for yourself at her Pound Designs Store or her Ebay Store.

  • Roger Henry: The Way We Live Now

    My dog doesn’t read Trollope, but he does love to sleep in and sit on my books. Capture the true essence of your pup and your pop art with a commissioned portrait by Roger Henry.

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  • Green Piece

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    Spring has sprung (in most parts of the country at least.) Get in your garden and add a dog topiary or statue from Green Piece Wire Art. Stunning sculptures that grow or framed ones that simply add character are available in many popular breeds. Visit their their website to order yours.

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  • Heather Houghton: Twice as Nice

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    Heather Houghton’s pet portraits are bold and powerful. But she also has a whimsical style, “children friendly” as she calls it. Visit her website to see both sides of Heather’s artistic personality. You may just find the perfect artwork for your baby’s room or the perfect artist to illustrate that children’s book sitting in your drawer or the back of your mind.

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  • Obey the Pure Breed: Cry Havoc…

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    …And let slip the dogs of war! Show allegience to your dog’s breed, and support his diabolical World-Domination plot with Obey the Pure Breed posters, t-shirts, postcards and more. Propaganda never looked so hip.

  • Amy Turner: Contact High

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    When my friend Kris Kamm told me to check out Amy Turner’s contact paper dog art, I was dubious. “Contact paper art” I thought. “Sounds like the epitome of tacky.” Then I saw her work and was blown away. The detail, the texture, the composition —- Amy makes masterpieces out of shelf-lining — true genius! To commission a wood grain portrait of your pet visit Amy Turner Studios. See Amy live at America’s Family Pet Expo in Costa Mesa. April 13-15.

  • Jacquie Lawson: Dog E-cards as Art

    Next time you do the digital card thing, send one of Jacquie Lawson’s magical animations instead. For an $8 membership you get to send unlimited e-cards all year long. And believe me, they’re not just cards, they’re works of art. Join today at JacquiLawson.com. Preview them all for free. Here’s one of my favorites. And check out this (non-dog) Easter charmer…absolutely darling!

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  • Luis Ramos: Petcasso

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    New York artist, Luis Ramos, combines his love for old master art, Spanish heritage and life-long devotion to pets to create rich, detailed pet portraits. His luxuriant oil paintings capture the animal’s personality with soulful whimsy. To honor your pet with a Neo-Classical masterpiece from Petcasso contact Luis Ramos.

  • Angie Ketelhut: Her Eyes Have It

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    Dog artists know you can’t capture a dog’s true spirit unless you get the eyes right. Painter Angie Ketelhut sets the bar higher, she gets the owner’s eyes right.   Memorialize the mutual adoration of your family with a Pets-N-People portrait from Art by Angie.