Posting my latest paintings…a pair of dog portraits for my nieces of their adorable shih tzus for Christmas. It was the first time I painted 2 paintings at the same time. I enjoyed being able to go back and forth between the canvases. When I was bored with one, I could work on the other. The key to doing this is to use the same palette for both. In this case, I used a palette of titanium white, ivory black, burnt umber, cadmium yellow, and French ultramarine.
Belated birthday present for my nephew…this is his cat Tomato. š Last year I painted a different version of Tomato for his sister.
It’s my niece’s 9th birthday tomorrow š so IĀ made her a petite portrait of her cat Tomato
I liked the sketch I made of my pup so decided to make the painting. This was from a photo taken at Salisbury Beach. I used a limited palette with only 5 colors: burnt umber, French ultramarine, cadmium red, cadmium yellow, and titanium white.
Saw this handsome guy on a walk and the kids begged me to paint him š
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