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Josie, A Painted Sketch


Detail of "Josie," image approximately 4" x 6" , on an 8" x 10" piece of Multimedia Artboard, portrait of a Cairn Terrier, done in Golden Open Acrylics, proceeds benefittingCol. Potter Cairn Rescue.

Josie's Mom is caught between a rock and a hard place - pondering her sidekick's sketch vs a larger and more detailed full-body portrait. And who knows, she might take both!

But meanwhile, if you are interested in this one, shoot me an email! "Josie" is a charming original priced at $100 - when she's gone, she's gone!!

Thanks for sharing my artwork with your friends and family,
Kim
Mug Shots

The Canine Art Guild, of which I am a proud founding member, has an excellent online exhibition right now titled "Mug Shots."

Please visit the show and cast your vote for "The People's Choice" award.
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  1. Round Rock Gal10:18 PM

    I think I need to give myself permission to fail more often. It was a lovely post - thank you for sharing! Suzanne & Toby

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  2. Kimberly Kelly Santini9:53 PM

    There's another artist who hands out "Permission to Fail" certificates at the beginning of her workshops. I so love that idea! When you can laugh about it, it doesn't seem like such a bad thing, you know?

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