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It is not just dogs anymore! Begun as a daily blog in 2008, I am featuring my gift portraits. They are one of a kind, original art work, created to hang in homes and sit on office desks to bring the presence of a beloved pet (or family member) to mind. They are NOT for reproduction of any form. Any use other than personal requires a written contract and licensing of rights. PLEASE contact me for any of my art services.my email: deejaystar@yahoo.com.
About Me
- Debra Jones
- Portrait artist, fine artist, educator, student. Trying all means to keep from getting a day job in the tough times, but still supporting myself as an artist! deejaystar@yahoo.com Follow any and all of my blogs. THANK YOU!
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- The Bloodhound
- Harlequin Dane
- Husky Pup
- The Anonymous Bassett
- Barkley the Dobie
- The IG Friend of the Min-Pin.
- The Double Christmas Portrait, Finally!
- Min-pin
- Danby the Bischon
- Daisy the Tiny Little Poodle
- A Chow Memorial and his Tibetan Mastiff friend.
- Boston Rocky
- Angel Memorial
- A Gift Revealed.
- A bit awkward or Charlie the Black Dog pt.2
- Double Portrait (removed for surprise!)
- My first mini - Milan
- Greta again.
- Giant Memorial
- Collie
- Boston Love
- A Great Profile
- Itsy Bitsy Doxy
- The Pug
- Tibetan Terrier
- Golden Evening
- Memorial for Charlie as a Pup
- Beagle Profile
- Santa Dog
- The Bernese Buddy
- The tough little Chihuahua
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2 comments:
Another beautiful little portrait Debra. I love it. How long does it take you to complete one this size? Also, you seem like an extremely highly motivated person but are there days when you just don't feel like painting? Or you you still get a buzz from every painting you do? Sorry about all these questions Debra.....I'm just curious, and envious, of your style and I want to get a feel for how you manage a painting a day!
YES I think it may be physiological. I was really looking depressed a few years ago and went on meds. My MAIN lifestyle change was a clean house and normal expectations. I realized it made me crazy. I spent most of this year trying to pretend to be a high end portrait painter. Which, don't get me wrong, I CAN be, but I am a bad salesman. The motivation is a three month drought and the need to pay bills.... and I am so much happier doing this than ANYTHING. The house is messy and I NEVER run out of things I want to paint. (Today I did two and a half...)
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