Tag Archives: dog portrait

A Contemplative Life = De-Accession Phase -German Shepherd Portrait Completed

Posted on 07/13/2022 by kunstkitchen

Since I have the task of going through all my stuff, I have visited the past through my collections of Artwork mostly and photographs. I have too much stuff. Artwork, letters and photographs, and gifts are floating flotsam on the … Continue reading →

Posted in animals, Art and Architecture, Art Work, Dog Portraits, environment | Tagged art, autumn, dog portrait, dogs, environment, german shepherd, marketing art, pastel painting, portrait art, recycling and de-accession | 2 Comments

SUN oh Sunny Days = Where are you? – Duffy’s Dog Portrait Completed

Posted on 04/13/2022 by kunstkitchen

Today I deliver this portrait to the requester with some relief. This time of year in Minnesota the rain and storms are welcome for the farmers. Continue reading →

Posted in animals, Art Work, Dog Portraits, environment, Farmer's Markets | Tagged Acrylic paintings, artist, dog portrait, flexibilty, foreshortening, Minneapolis, Newfoundland dog cross with a Cocker Spaniel, portrait painting, weather challenges | 4 Comments

Shetland Sheepdog Portrait = Piper’s Portrait in Pastel

Posted on 03/21/2021 by kunstkitchen

This piece of artwork of Piper, a Shetland Sheepdog was a commemorative portrait. The photo I had to work from was very distorted with pixelated smears. It took much longer than expected to intuit the missing details. I looked at … Continue reading →

Posted in animals, Art and Architecture, Art Work, Dog Portraits, environment, poetry | Tagged Canada, companion dog, dog portrait, pastel drawing, pastel pencil, Rembrandt pastels, Shetland Sheepdog, Ted Dyck | 6 Comments

A Vegetable Peeler: A Simple Object Lesson – A Contemplative life = An Attitude of Gratitude

Posted on 11/23/2020 by kunstkitchen

Radakitchenstore I bought a Rada vegetable peeler at the farmer’s market ages ago from a nice couple selling Rada products. “Imported from Iowa,” remarked the woman that was selling Rada knives too. This is a stainless steel peeler and worked … Continue reading →