Showing posts with label Debra Jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Debra Jones. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Thingy

 Watercolor of my new kitty, Thingy.

watercolor 

8x10" 

Saturday, February 8, 2020

Two More Bassetts


 To follow up on a double Portrait I did years ago for the same people

Friday, November 9, 2018

Double Dane Diamonds

Puppies get big fast!  Especially big breeds.  This is one of a pair for my vet.
6" square for $125 for holiday giving!

Wednesday, August 15, 2018

Street Demo

I am back in action.... the season is coming so I am trying to catch up.   This was an anonymous dog that I painted on my first Mesa Second Friday art fair, in downtown of my new home. 
And the season of gifting is coming.... time to order up.   
Watercolor 10x8"

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Short Schnauzers!

I recently did a page for the Schnauzer Shorts magazine for Miniature Schnauzer fanciers.
This was the published piece

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Pup and a Sphynx

I finished a memorial of one of her other Sphynx cats and put this together of another who was recently lost and the best friend who misses their friend...


Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Sphynx Cat

I will explain again that I started this blog sitting in a dog park for a year!  I was not able to find a cat park so I have fewer kitty pieces.  This recent portrait was a commission.

Thursday, March 30, 2017

New Project... and a Wolf!

Question is: do we allow wolves in a Dog Blog?  YEP!  I am in a workshop so I can make my subjects a bit more interesting and yesterday this lovely waterfall needs a wolf.  I featured this and a landscape on my Petrified AiR blog too.

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Maggie Mae

Took longer than it should, but this is the dog owned by two of the most generous people on earth, my cousin and his wife!  You know this is the dog for them!

Monday, March 6, 2017

Two of Sophie

I have done a number of portraits of her mini-schnauzers, and I guess I should know to be heartbroken when I hear from her.  Just days earlier she lost her silver mini, Sophie.  After working with her photos and giving her ideas she felt it took two pieces to capture her personality.  
This is a 10x10" watercolor on wrapped canvas.
And to catch that happy smile, a small 7x5" miniature watercolor.   

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Tiny Gift for a Favor

My boyfriend was the recipient of some VERY needed generosity.  With no real way to pay back, I begged him for a photo of their dog, but I got terrible blurry digital phone pix.  
However, it is the feeling and sense of the pet that seemed to win the day.
His report was HUGE gratitude and their daughter hung it in her dorm room... misses the family pet.
TWO GOOD DEEDS!  A great day!

Thursday, December 15, 2016

Diesel Memorial

My amazing vet lost Diesel.  He is so famous.  His portrait won a prize and then it graced the cover of the Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association last year and was featured in a group portrait of her gang of well loved pups.  I made two small diamond dogs for her to keep near at home and at the office.

Monday, December 12, 2016

Lucy, a gift

I was so happy to do a gift portrait.  This little piece was of a great dog who was a real survivor.  The owner wanted to treat her husband, who has everything, with a painting of their most important family member.  After much illness this little beauty was a dear creature and lovely model

Saturday, October 1, 2016

Twister, Radar and Doppler

An early Christmas gift was finished before my trip to Denver in October, these three mini's MUST be a handful but are such total sweeties!

Sunday, September 25, 2016

Pee Wee - Memorial

I made this piece for a very very very old personal friend who reconnected via facebook, for a grieving family member.  

Saturday, April 2, 2016

Ocho - A Memorial

Return clients are always great... unless they are in tears and mourning the loss of another pet.  This was delivered in tears... as we usually do. 
As hard as it is, I really appreciate it when people contact me while in their early grief.  I KNOW this  helps.  I also get great hugs when I deliver it.