Matching Set was painted for James Parker's blogspot Windows to the Words Challenge. The challenge for February was Children and Pets - Matching Sets. Several photographs were provided if we wanted to choose one or more to paint. This curly-headed little girl with her curly-headed dog caught my heart. What a winning smile she has. The dog was very difficult to paint...so black, I had to really struggle to find the eyes and anatomical definitions like the ears, nose, etc. Unfortunately, even though I finally completed the painting by the due date, I was unable to get it off to James to have it posted on his blogspot. If you are interested in purchasing, contact Pat at patsfineart@hotmail.com If interested in seeing more of my art, both representational and abstract, visit my website at:
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Matching Set - Original Acrylic Impressionistic Painting of a Child and Dog by Pennsylvania Daily Painter Pat Koscienski
6x6
Acrylic on Canvas
Labels:
acrylic,
animal,
figurative,
impressionistic,
Pat Koscienski,
representational
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8 comments:
Pat, fabulous texture in this piece! I think you painted it just right. Great job.
Thanks for you wonderful comments, Lyn.
I just love this, Pat - you've done a beautiful job with both the dog and the child. The glossiness in the curly hair is painted so successfully!
Thanks, Claire, I have this painting at Gallerie 13. Hope to see you tomorrow at the reception.
Beautiful piece, Pat! She has a winning smile indeed!
Thank you, Autumn, she sure does, doesn't she. Someone at the gallerie this evening asked me if that was the First Dog. I didn't realize this was the same breed dog the Obama's have. So instead of looking at her smile, they were looking at the dog.LOL
Pat, I'm late getting here but just love this painting! You did a super job for a difficult assignment! You are right there taking on the challenge! Bravo! The dog's fur and the little girl's hair are wonderful. Love the smiles and how the red of the dog's mouth draws attention to her eyes!
Love your visits, Rosemary, late or not. Most of us are running behind, playing catch up. You are a faithful blogger, and I thank you for your frequent visits and wonderful comments.
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