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Well when I wasn't so busy this week, didn't have a fever and last but not least the wheather wasn't so bad, I would've loved to go to the zoo and make some pictures there!
Now my own doggie had to be the model. I've seen some time ago shots of dogs with breed names taken literally, which I really loved. So this was my chance.
Searched for a crown and a royal robe. And off we went!
Normally I won't do these things with my dog, just you know, haha. ;)
(Shhh, this is actually a princess crown of the local toy store, but don't tell the dog; he's a male! :) )
I took Carla Sonheim's 'Picasso Dogs' assignment on the road last week! At a family night presentation, Miami Country Day School students and their families participated in some hands-on workshops, including Carla's terrific exercise from her new book, Drawing Lab.
Look at how much fun we had! Thanks, Carla!
This project comes from Carla Sonheim's book, Drawing Lab. Buy it at Amazon, you won't regret it!
www.amazon.com/Drawing-Lab-Mixed-Media-Artists-Exercises/...
Information on Dar Hosta's school visits and workshops can be found at www.darhosta.com.
This week's pic for 52 weeks of dogs. Last week I went for minimal color, so this week I decided to try to get max color with the bright toys and background. Hard to get Splash to stand out at all with this much color, but I was fairly pleased with the balance in this photo (in more ways than one). I also like how her eyes look kind of popped out like the bird's. Too bad I couldn't control the angle of the sun to get a more consistent background, but I think it is pretty fun anyway. The only manipulation on this photo was cropping.
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Daily Dog Challenge - 1078. 1014 Warning
I give you fair warning, when Rocky is tired, dont mess with him, he can turn into a demon pup! He spent a long day riding in the car today, we had to go into Portland from the coast and it takes 3 hrs just to get there so he was not a happy camper today.
Palacio Nacional - Mexico City
Diego Rivera painted 11 panels on the middle floor, such as the “Tianguis of Tlatelolco” (tianguis means “market”), and the “Arrival of Hernán Cortés in Veracruz”. These are part of a series depicting the pre-Hispanic era. Peoples such as the Tarascos of Michoacán, the Zapotecs and Mixtecs of Oaxaca and the Huastecs of Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí and Veracruz. However, this series was not finished.
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Surely not my kind of painting - I did this on behalf of uncle who needed a present for a friend.
I can´t say if it Ok - I´ve never done pet portraits before.
Well - I can´t even paint a simple pet portrait without thinking about my usual themes.
We all say It´s a dogs life, but if I look at our dogs, I think they are more happy than we are...
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We adopted Sherman from a local shelter in about 1990. We later learned that his mother was a purebred Old English Sheepdog, and his father was a twenty year old Collie. When we brought him home, he weighed 43 lbs., when he was done growing, he weighed 115 lbs. He was considerably larger than the standard for either breed. We have never had a more gentle, or more intelligent dog. He has been gone for ten years now, and I still miss him. He was under a year old in these pictures.
Saw this dog in the back of a trusk and took the opportunity with the owners permission to take a shot.
What a little beauty who we are told enjoys her work as springers are ever eager to please.
Her name is Rags.