Pet Portraits

Painting captures the personality and dignity of a trusted companion differently than photography, even though the process begins with photos.

Tucker, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel

A portrait honors the bond with a furry or feathered friend.

Oliver, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel

Mr. Tibb, 16” x 12”, Oil on panel

Karl Crow 24” x 18” Oil on panel

Griffy in Profile, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel

Snaggle, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas

Murphy, 19” x 14”, Oil on panel

Holly, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas

Skippy was thrown out of a moving car by crazy people on a busy road in Portland. Rescued by my husband. He became my dearest friend.

Skippy in Reverse, 11” x 14”, Oil on glass, Painted on the back of the glass, then turned over to reveal the image.

Skippy Balanced, 24" x 18, Oil on canvas

Chumley and Mr. Stubb, 12” ×16”, Oil on panel

Running Punky, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel

Running Griffy, 18” x 18"”, Oil on panel

Skippy, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas

Mr. Dumas 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas

Otis, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas

Matley, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas

Mr. Dumas 10” x 10”, Oil on canvas

Figurative