Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts

Friday, April 22, 2016

Inspiration


Oil on gesso board (10 x 8 inches)
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When I took the reference photo for this painting I thought Coco looked like she was getting an inspiration from “on high” with all the light bouncing off her fur and whiskers and her upward gaze.   In reality I’m guessing she was probably watching a fly on the wall …

Friday, April 8, 2016

Cleopatra Eyes


Oil on Panel (10 x 8 inches)
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Sometimes Coco’s eyes remind me of Cleopatra when she’s in the right light. She really has that "direct look" down pat!


Thursday, December 10, 2015

Christmas Kitty


Oil on Gesso Board (10 x 8 inches)
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One of the sweet sights at Christmas time is the cat frolicking ‘round the Christmas tree.  She’s matured past the stage of pulling the whole thing down, and usually just chills underneath.  But this time she seemed to be enjoying the sunshine while playing with something dangling from the tree.  So cute!

Thursday, November 19, 2015

Let's Play


Oil on Gesso Board (8 x 10 in)
SOLD

Another one in my series of Coco portraits.  This is her come hither look which I’m sure is all too familiar to most cat owners – the look that says “don’t just stand there, come here and play with me!” which I usually succumb to since I am after all, there to serve.

Monday, November 16, 2015

Kitty in a Blanket


Oil on Gesso board (8 x 10 in)
SOLD

This is my cat Coco when she was a “teenager” kitten.  As I painted her I noticed how her ears seemed just a big bigger than they are now – that stage where she hadn't quite grown into everything yet.  She’s still as beautiful as she was then, though maybe not quite as lively.  She just turned 15 this past August.

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Unabashed


Oil on Gessoboard (10x8 in)
SOLD
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So it was a staredown.  Who would win?  I felt that I had won since I came away with several very useful reference shots of my kitty Coco.  Coco, being a cat, was certain that she had won by virtue of her indifference.  It’s a cat’s life.