My client sent me a photo of her husband's hunting dog sitting in their backyard with a fence behind him. I 'moved' the dog from that scene into a classic hunting scene at the client's request. The dog is her husband's hunting companion, and this outdoor scene suited him perfectly. The dog was drawn in graphite pencil, the background was done in pastel chalks, and the grasses were done in pastel chalks and Lyra colored pencils. My client was completely thrilled.
Showing posts with label dog portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog portraits. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Hunting dog classic portrait
My client sent me a photo of her husband's hunting dog sitting in their backyard with a fence behind him. I 'moved' the dog from that scene into a classic hunting scene at the client's request. The dog is her husband's hunting companion, and this outdoor scene suited him perfectly. The dog was drawn in graphite pencil, the background was done in pastel chalks, and the grasses were done in pastel chalks and Lyra colored pencils. My client was completely thrilled.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Dachshund Portrait
This first picture is a Dachshund portrait in the blending stage. I'm sorry, I forgot to get a picture of the basic sketch.
This is the point where I start blending with tissues
after I've laid down most of the dark areas.
Here is the finished portrait. This is a digital photo, so you can't see a lot of the details, but there is more background than appears here. I blended graphite softly into the background so it has sort of a suede look. The personalization of Rusty's name also has more details you can't see here - I gave the lettering a soft shadow. I chose this style of lettering just because it seemed to fit him!
This is the point where I start blending with tissuesafter I've laid down most of the dark areas.
Here is the finished portrait. This is a digital photo, so you can't see a lot of the details, but there is more background than appears here. I blended graphite softly into the background so it has sort of a suede look. The personalization of Rusty's name also has more details you can't see here - I gave the lettering a soft shadow. I chose this style of lettering just because it seemed to fit him!
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dog portraits
Friday, December 26, 2008
Sheltie Dog Memorial Portrait
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