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Sibling Rivalry



"Sibling Rivalry," the newest installation in the "Cherished" series, 10" x 18", acrylic on museum quality panel, depicting a pair of chocolate labs wrestling over a frisbee, only $629 to the first taker.

 
Check out the detail of the dogs' faces down below.

 
Lots of in process views of this painting are updated on thestudio's Facebook page. You are invited to take a peek and comment or ask questions about my process.

 
And inquiries, including how you can get a portrait of your own dog, can always come to me!!! Thank you!!

 

 
This painting was inspired by a series of photos taken at Frankenmuth, Michigan's Dog Bowl last weekend. So many dogs, so many painting ideas, and today I got to indulge in one of them!!

 
Thanks, as always, for following along with my artwork!
 
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  1. martinealison5:29 AM

    Ah lorsqu'ils jouent c'est terrible! Chacun veut dominer!... Lorsque mon Pyrrhus était encore là il aimait jouer avec sa soeur Olwen. Cependant sa soeur courrait plus vite que lui mais en revanche il était très malin il prenait des raccourcis pour la rattraper!
    cette peinture merveilleuse réveille en moi d'excellents souvenirs. Merci.
    Gros bisous à vous et bon week-end.

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    1. Kimberly Kelly Santini2:01 PM

      Thanks, Martine - hoping you have a fab week!!

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    2. Kimberly Kelly Santini2:01 PM

      thanks, Martine - hoping you have a fabulous week! :)

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