Welcome to Painting a Dog a Day

Since October 2006 I've been a daily painter, creating a new pet portrait at least 5 times per week. At first the paintings were mostly dogs, but over the years I've allowed a transgression here and there, and expanded my offerings to include a variety of animals and pets. And yes, I accept commissions! Please join the Painting a Dog a Day community - Sign up using the links at the left to receive the dailies via email or follow the blog with a feed. I post additional info, including in-process jpgs and other related information, on the studio Facebook page as well.

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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Little Mackinaw Gallery



"Sigh," just one of a handful of my original paintings on hand at Mackinaw Island's newest gem, Mackinaw's Little Gallery. Gallery opens in May 2012. Inquiries may come togallery staff.

 
 

 

 
I am absolutely delighted to announce that Mackinaw Island's newest business, Mackinaw's Little Gallery, will be representing my artwork this coming season.

 
The gallery sits on Market Street in the heart of this charming island, a place steeped in history, a slower paced lifestyle, spectacular landscape and carriage horses (cars are not allowed on the island).

 
The space will open in May with an international collection of equine and animal themed work. MLG will add to the community's festivals and events by inviting artists (myself included) for live paints, demonstrations, and classes/workshops.

 
Perhaps I'll get a chance to see you there?

 
Fingers and toes crossed,
Kim
 




A spread from my journal titled "Pirouette", done during one of The Princess's dance classes and inspired by the music and movement and smiling faces of her classmates.

 
grownUPs Journalling


 
We meet on the 3rd Thursdays of every month, and today is the day! 6-8pm at Little Monsters in Downtown Lake Orion.

 
Tonite we'll be working in layers using water media, an approach perfectly suited for creating backgrounds. Journallers can also continue to build up layers of marks, creating a finished page.

 
Come join us! All you need is a journal (or some blank paper!).
 

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