I was lucky enough to have the day off work today, so I spent an hour or so this morning finishing off my picture of Flint on the beach before running out and buying a frame then delivering it to Wollongong by train for the members show at Project Contemporary ArtSpace gallery which starts next week.
I even remembered to grab a quick snapshot before I left it at the gallery so that I had something to show you today – a quick thank you to Emily for holding the frame while I took the photo.
I have to say, I’m chuffed to bits with this painting 🙂 How it eventually finished up, the amount of time it took… how well the wet in wet of his spotty fur worked, in fact how rough and wet it looks too, it all worked much better than I could ever have hoped.
Back to the sketch book in my lunch break tomorrow, so please just adjust all expectations to a suitable level ;-).
This image is so full of life Kez. Wonderful,and I’m just sure that many people will stop and enjoy it at the Gallery. Delighted you’ve submitted it. x
Just a thought.
What music is Flint dancing to?
Ha ha, He was actually jumping for a stick that Jim as dangling a foot above his head, tormenting him of course!
That’s fabulous!
I didn’t realise that you had painted Flint large enough for framing. Something I have always wanted to try and never dared, painting our dogs or cats.
Me too, I’ve wanted to do a few, including Harry… I have a great photo of him sat in a rowing boat on the Norfolk Broads 🙂
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