Showing posts with label gray tabby cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gray tabby cat. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Uncle Remus

 
Uncle Remus
 
Original Oil on Canvas
8" x 10"
Commission
 
I have been painting a lot.  And this little fella wins the 'most fun to paint' award.
He's a little pound kitty.  He was caught feral, neutered and meant for release.  The corner of his ear was cut off to mark him as neutered.  But he was just too friendly to release into the wild.  He was deemed adoptable and lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his forever family.

Sunday, June 2, 2013

 
What the Heck?
 
Original Oil Painting
On Panel
6" x 6"
 
SOLD
 
"My peeps are always dangling stuff in my face.  I humor them and check it all out; all the while constantly on the lookout for something of interest like my TREATS!"
 




I thought this painting needed a little somethin' somethin'.  So, when in doubt add a painting to a painting.  Maybe a seascape?

 

Then, it was time for the husband opinion.  He's been highly trained as my critic.  He knows how to stay out of trouble when offering a critique (most of the time).  Which may be why he gets this stricken look on his face when I force him to "weigh in" on a painting.  He sent me into a tailspin when he said, "what is the cat sitting on?" (He was supposed to be commenting on the seascape addition!)

So, I did more work on the sofa cushion to clear up "what's the cat sitting on."

 
 
 
BEFORE PAINTING

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

On Patrol

 
 
 
 
Original Oil Painting
On Museum Quality Panel
 
 
6" x 6"
 
 
SOLD 
 
 
 
When a cat owns a home, some areas are of particular importance to him.  Each morning a vigilant patrol is necessary to scope out any intrusion.  Has something been moved, anything new added?  Patrolling is serious cat business- never to be neglected!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Friday, August 17, 2012

Zen

 
 
  

Original Oil Painting
on Panel

6"x6"

Zen
 
SOLD
 

There comes a time in all our lives, when we need our very own hideaway spot.  We should be able to go there to escape the world.  The best hideaway spot is one where no one would think to look for you.  Of course if they do find you, give them the old stink eye.  It works every time!