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“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” – Cesar A. Cruz
Painting pets is pure joy on canvas—like bottling up their quirky little souls in brushstrokes. 🐾 Whether it’s the sparkle in their eyes, the flop of their ears, or that head tilt that screams “treat, please”, every portrait tells a tail... uh, tale.
It’s less about fur and features, more about sass and soul. That lopsided grin, royal loaf pose, mischievous glint, or nap-time serenity—it all leaps off the canvas. For pet parents, it’s not just art—it’s a forever friend, framed. A tribute in technicolor. A love letter in layers of paint.
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STANLEY - The Suspicious Hare
STANLEY - The Suspicious Hare
Acrylic on canvas
5" x 7" x 1.5"
There's something delightfully deadpan about this bunny—like he's caught mid-thought, wondering whether you’re here with carrots or nonsense. With ears on full alert and a perfectly skeptical stare, Stanley is equal parts majestic and mildly unimpressed.
The muted teal background makes his textured fur and expressive face pop, giving him a sense of quiet drama. It’s simple, yet full of character—like a rabbit who’s seen some things and isn’t afraid to judge your life choices.
PUG-A-LUG
PUG-A-LUG
WATERCOLOUR ABSTRACT PORTRAIT
11" X 14" | 140 LB PAPER
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This sweet boy lived a good life, but sadly had to leave his owner behind. This painting is a gentle reminder of the love shared by the two of them.
Painting this was a joy for me and the happiness it brought to his owner was like nothing I've experienced before.
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