Pet Portraits
Personality. Friendship. Unconditional 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
Mostly Dogs and Cats + Crow
Whether living or past, a portrait honors the bond with a furry or feathered friend.
Oliver, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2023
Carl Crow 24” x 18” Oil on panel, 2021
Mr. Tibb, 16” x 12”, Oil on panel, 2021
More Dogs + Goat
Murphy the Goat, 19” x 14”, Oil on panel, 2021
Snaggle, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas, 2016
Companion with Ball, 18” x 18” Oil on canvas, 2020
Best Friend in Profile, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2023
Skippy
He was thrown out of a moving car by crazy people on a busy street in Portland. Rescued by my husband and became my dear friend.
Skippy Balanced, 24" x 18, Oil on canvas, 2010
Running Punky, 18” x 18”, Oil on panel, 2015
Matley, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Otis, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Skippy, 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas 2008
Mr. Dumas 8” x 8”, Oil on canvas, 2008
Then the Dogs got in on it.
Chumley and Mr. Stubb, 12” ×16”, Oil on panel, 2016
Running Griffy, 18” x 18"”, Oil on panel, 2015
Skippy in Reverse, 11” x 14”, Oil on glass, 2008
