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Meet "Elwood." He's a rambunctious Boston Terrier owned by Andy Wilmon in Arkansas. A very special person in Andy's life commissioned this painting for him as a Christmas gift... but then couldn't wait to give it to him. Needless to say, he was delighted! He told me that his mom and dad said when he moved into his new home he could take Elwood or Elwood's painting! Well, Janice and Steve, you guys will just have to get your OWN "Elwood" painting!
I love the colors I chose for this one...very bright. And somehow I managed to capture his personality in his eyes. According to the buyer, the painting looks just like him...which is a very good thing when you are painting portraits!
I paint all my "Pooch Portraits" on 20x20x1.5 gallery wrapped canvas, unless the buyer wants a larger size. I have found that I just cannot capture the dogs essence on a smaller size canvas. My prices are very fair and I am very dependable. A 20x20 is only $200 + tax and s/h. Not too bad if yo...

As a child you could often find me quietly "painting by numbers" in my room. More often than not, my paintings were not exactly like those pictured on the box because I loved to change the numbers/colors around. Although I won awards for my artwork in elementary school I never really believed in my heart I was a real artist. I thought that "real artists" could draw anything from memory, and that was a gift I did not have. When reaching the upper grades we had to choose among our electives. Music...Art...or Dance Team? Although it broke my heart, I chose music and dance. You see, those areas received much more attention, and as an insecure young teenager that was one thing I strongly desired! However, deep...