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Lets revive this place a little. Its been quite a few moons since I last posted and yet my stats tell me that people still occasionally visit this blog, for which I am grateful. Perhaps they wind up here by accident but I know I'd rather stumble onto a live blog than a dead one. So for the sake of those people, and perhaps for those that miss us I figured I'd throw in an update :)
As usual - i've been busy! School, work, a lot of dog shows, and a little painting here and there.
I put two new shells into my shop just today. Here we've got two boys hiding behind masks. Or maybe they're girls, that's really up to the buyer to decide.
Here we have a Rhodesian Ridgeback, a sighthound from Africa that was once used for lion hunting, as the story goes. Man you guys should see how intense Ridgebacks are on the lure coursing field, its amazing. i like this breed a lot.
And here we have a Bullmastiff. Now most of the bullmastiffs I've met have been mushy fools, but my understanding is that they will protect their family with whatever means necessary if the need ever arises.
Oh here's a fun one, I painted a custom kitty not too long ago! Okay it was long ago, but I never blogged Java:
Java is an abyssinian, a beautiful slender red cat with huge jade-colored eyes. He is unfortunately no longer with us and I hope this shell portrait will bring Java's human fond memories.
Oh you guys know what else I did? I painted 20 Jack Russells over the summer. Twenty!
That's a bunch in progress.
Here's one of the finished JRTs:
You can have a look at the whole set, if you'd like. Why on earth did i paint twenty of these guys? They are for the Gulf Coast Jack Russell Terrier Network!
But enough about stuff for others, I've also been busy taking pictures of the skinny boys. Life as muses is demanding stuff!
As usual - i've been busy! School, work, a lot of dog shows, and a little painting here and there.
I put two new shells into my shop just today. Here we've got two boys hiding behind masks. Or maybe they're girls, that's really up to the buyer to decide.
Here we have a Rhodesian Ridgeback, a sighthound from Africa that was once used for lion hunting, as the story goes. Man you guys should see how intense Ridgebacks are on the lure coursing field, its amazing. i like this breed a lot.
And here we have a Bullmastiff. Now most of the bullmastiffs I've met have been mushy fools, but my understanding is that they will protect their family with whatever means necessary if the need ever arises.
Oh here's a fun one, I painted a custom kitty not too long ago! Okay it was long ago, but I never blogged Java:
Java is an abyssinian, a beautiful slender red cat with huge jade-colored eyes. He is unfortunately no longer with us and I hope this shell portrait will bring Java's human fond memories.
Oh you guys know what else I did? I painted 20 Jack Russells over the summer. Twenty!
That's a bunch in progress.
Here's one of the finished JRTs:
You can have a look at the whole set, if you'd like. Why on earth did i paint twenty of these guys? They are for the Gulf Coast Jack Russell Terrier Network!
But enough about stuff for others, I've also been busy taking pictures of the skinny boys. Life as muses is demanding stuff!
Once again, I must apologize for my month-long absence. It has been a rather difficult month for me, with a lot of things going on. Also its been unforgivingly cold outside! I never liked November anyway.
But there is one excellent thing happening in November - Marco and Perry celebrate their second birthday on November 25th! Can you believe it? The skinny boys are two :)
And you know what that means - we need a flood of baby pictures!
They've changed so much. I wish i had a chance to meet them when they were all small and squishy. I met the boys for the first time when they were just a hair younger than six months old and they were almost full grown already. BTW if you want to know who's who in the baby pictures - Perry is the only red puppy and Marco is the only black and white baby with no blaze on his face. He just has a white nose tip, while his other two black and white siblings had a full white stripe.
Just for kicks, here's what the boys looked like when i brought them home! Here they are at the breeder's house at 6 months old...
And here are my stunning gentlemen now...
Happy birthday skinny boys!
But there is one excellent thing happening in November - Marco and Perry celebrate their second birthday on November 25th! Can you believe it? The skinny boys are two :)
And you know what that means - we need a flood of baby pictures!
They've changed so much. I wish i had a chance to meet them when they were all small and squishy. I met the boys for the first time when they were just a hair younger than six months old and they were almost full grown already. BTW if you want to know who's who in the baby pictures - Perry is the only red puppy and Marco is the only black and white baby with no blaze on his face. He just has a white nose tip, while his other two black and white siblings had a full white stripe.
Just for kicks, here's what the boys looked like when i brought them home! Here they are at the breeder's house at 6 months old...
And here are my stunning gentlemen now...
Happy birthday skinny boys!
