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Huxley, A Painted Sketch


"Huxley," a painted sketch, image sized approximately 4" x 7" on an 8" x 10" paper, commissioned portrait of an Australian Shepherd headed to a private collection (THANK YOU!). Inquiries may come to me.
 

In process photos of this painting can be viewed on the studio's Facebook page. 

 
 

 

 
We've got a crazy busy couple of days ahead - drumline practice, dance class, two State Solo and Ensemble performances, a drumline competition, a journalling workshop, a couple hours of volunteer work, two sleepovers, hmmm, what else?

 
Oh yeah! tickets to The Hunger Games. Tonite! I can't wait!

 
Hope everyone has a great weekend, no matter their plans,
Kim
 

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  1. martinealison4:55 AM

    Elle semble joyeuse et pleine de vie cette toutoune... Elle a raison d'en profiter.
    J'aime les couleurs employées qui lui apportent encore plus de vivacité.
    Gros bisous

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  2. Kimberly Kelly Santini6:46 PM

    thanks, Martine! Huxley's joy was so evident, it was easy to paint!
    :)

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