This is Jack. There was a whole painting until yesterday morning. When I came from upstairs, I had to look twice, Niko had something in his mouth. Need I say more? At least this time I didn't have to take him to the vet to get a stocking removed.
Jo Mackenzie, my artist friend always post how she learns something each time she paints. Well, I have learned to keep my paintings up higher. Poor little Jack :(. Not quite 4x4 acrylic on chewed gessobord. To see the other artists participating in the "30 in 30" challenge,
click here.
Jack is absolutely Adorable with a capital A.
ReplyDeleteYour colors are amazing in this...but oh...those eyes. Who can resist?
I agree...Jo does some amazing paintings too of animals.
Thanks Julie! I enjoyed seeing those flowers this morning!
DeleteWhat I have learned so far ....puppies will eat paintings. Ha!
ReplyDeleteIs it for sale even if it is chewed? I think it is even more endearing this way.You could be the first pet artist with authentic dog interaction.
ReplyDeleteI am waiting to see if Jack's owner likes it. I agree how better to have a conversational piece. If you want authentic dog interaction on your work, I am willing to share Niko's talent. He would love to help out!
DeletePure sweetness! The chewed corners beyond funny.
ReplyDeleteAt first i was not laughing but now...:)
DeleteMy Lord, who's the adorable poochie! What a cutie!
ReplyDeleteFantastic painting! Outstanding representation of that lovely little four legged canine dustmop!
What a way with words you have! Thank you for commenting. He belongs to my friend Sherri. He is a little cutie!
DeleteWhat a cute face! Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteThank you for looking at today's post. It really helps when the subject is a little cutie!
DeleteOh thanks!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love the soft edges.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous painting Kaethe, and what a great title you got out of the little misadventure! I think the chewed corner makes it a very original piece indeed. You could start a whole new trend in animal paintings!!
ReplyDeleteThe painting is delightful and the mischief just adds to the whole thing!
ReplyDelete