Pet Portraits
Personality. Friendship. Love.
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, 2014
Dogs and Cats + Crow
A portrait honors the bond with a furry or feathered friend.
Oliver, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2023
Mr. Tibb, 16” x 12”, Oil on panel, 2021
Karl Crow 24” x 18” Oil on panel, 2021
More Dogs + Goat
Griffy in Profile, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2023
Snaggle, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas, 2016
Murphy, 19” x 14”, Oil on panel, 2021
Fetch, Anyone?, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas, 2020
Skippy
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, 2008. Painted on the back off the glass, then turned over to reveal the image. It’s hard to see how it is developing until it is turned over.
Skippy Balanced, 24" x 18, Oil on canvas, 2010
Chumley and Mr. Stubb, 12” ×16”, Oil on panel, 2016
More Dogs + Cat
Running Punky, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2015
Running Griffy, 18” x 18"”, Oil on panel, 2015
Skippy, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas 2008
Mr. Dumas 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Otis, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Matley, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Mr. Dumas 10” x 10”, Oil on canvas, 2008