Testing (Pet Portrait sample)
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Those are magnificent, Terry! 
Thanks Betsy! You can see Moe's crooked left foot in the first portrait. It really IS his left foot but looks like the right because my daughter reversed the photo accidentally when she developed it from the negative (when she took a photography course).
I do pet portraits, house portraits, nautical and aviation portraiture, furniture and sign painting. And I've done pet portraits on pumpkins...
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I do pet portraits, house portraits, nautical and aviation portraiture, furniture and sign painting. And I've done pet portraits on pumpkins...
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·Terry, those are really super. Where do you show them? Tiverton is about an hour and a half south of Boston, right? I should pack up my pygmy puppy and head south for a look-see. Thanks for showing them.
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I especially like the action portrait of Baxter- you've really captured the rolling effect of basset skin as they run-
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·Those are great! You are very talented yvonne
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What medium do you work in? (Sorry if I didn't phrase that question correctly--I know next to nothing about art. ) What I meant was, pastels, pencil...?
) What I meant was, pastels, pencil...?These are just a small sampling of some of the portraits I've done for people I know. I get word-of-mouth work through friends, family, and neighbors. My favorite medium is Berol Prismacolor pencils - I love the detail I can get and the variety of colors available. I also do pen and ink work. I hate the prepwork, mess, and cleanup of paint. With pets, boats and airplanes, I usually work from photos provided to me from the pet-owner. House portraits are a combination of on site-drawing and photos. I went to Rhode Island School of Design for Natural Science Illustration. My dream is to generate enough work to justify quiting my part-time job, so I can be able to stay home with Moe and Tally.
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Wow, RISD! Extremely impressive!
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What talent you have! They are all lovely, but my favorite was of Baxter, running. You really captured the moment.
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How time fly, I remember asking you about this 4 years ago, and then you answered:
I see you have done several bassets after that, and they are all very good! Nice work, Terry!
Thank you, Steinar. I'm going to do my friend's elderly rescued Basset who passed on last month. Rupert was a happy, easygoing fellow - we all miss him.
I've done many other types of dogs, some cats, and my sister-in-law's chinchilla. I've done a lot of houses, too. When I saw the Basset in the small crate that you posted, I thought it would be particularly fun to draw... all those wrinkles!!
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I'm going to do my friend's elderly rescued Basset who passed on last month. Rupert was a happy, easygoing fellow - we all miss him. I've done many other types of dogs, some cats, and my sister-in-law's chinchilla. I've done a lot of houses, too. When I saw the Basset in the small crate that you posted, I thought it would be particularly fun to draw... all those wrinkles!!
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·Wish I was that talented. Beautiful pictures.
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