12 Thursday Jan 2017
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dog painting, Emily Page, Emily Page Art, lavender dog, pet painting, pet portraits, pets, puppy painting, Raleigh artist
As promised, here’s one more example of a fun and funky pet portrait. You can view the last video here. The link to the video for this cute little guy is below the painting.
To learn more about commissioning a portrait of your own pet, either in a fun and funky style or a more traditional style, visit http://www.emilypageart.com/pet-portraits.html.
07 Saturday Jan 2017
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animal painting, Artistic Abandon, dog painting, Emily Page, Emily Page Art, painting video, pet painting, pet portraits, puppy painting, Raleigh artist, shaggy dog
At my studio, we offer pet portrait classes, and people often struggle with how to make their painting a little funkier than a traditional portrait. I realized that I didn’t have any samples that really gave them an idea of how to do that. While a traditional portrait can look great, and I still get people commissioning pet portraits from me in that style, I really do love when I get to play with color to bring out the personality of each person’s pet. So I decided to whip out a couple quick paintings as examples of how to do that, and I played with my new GoPro while I did it so that you could watch the process. Here’s the first video (the link is below the picture):
To learn more about commissioning a pet portrait in either style, visit http://www.emilypageart.com/pet-portraits.html.
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