Pet Portraits 2020-2023

I started my pet portrait painting as a memorial for one of my neighbors whose dog Turbo passed away. From there word got out and I starting painting other neighbors' dogs, some past, some present. Then I starting getting commissioned for pet projects.  Hence, I've painted quite a few of these. These have been painted on stretched canvas, either 9" x 12" or 10" x 10".  All are painted with acrylics, then sealed with a matte finish.



















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