I just completed this one today, the cat is one I took photos of in Ajijic, Mexico, she/he was so intent on something in the bushes, I could get some great shots.
I (for the first time) used a velour covered matboard for this one,(which I bought from my framer) a rust color, it worked well for me.
It stayed rigid and (as with nearly all my other pastels on velour), I did not have to spray mount the paper myself, so it has knocked out one step, making room for more painting, always a good thing huh?
Texas artist Rae Andrews, paintings in all media and genre. She is an Australian ex-pat who moved to Maui in the early 1990's where she owned two art galleries .. she now resides in Texas where she conducts workshops both in the USA, Australia and Europe.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
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8 comments:
Courtney writes via e/mail:
Rae,
You are a genius with animals. Thanks for keeping me on your list. I love them all.
Courtney
Janine writes via e/mail:
Lovely !
Janine
I remember this kitty, named Allie Cat, and the beautiful garden his owner Ken Drosh had, and you've captured both exactly. Great painting, and I love the Talavera (turtle?) next to Allie Cat.
This is great. Sounds like the mat board can save a lot of work. :)
Love it! I want to reach into the painting and pet her!
Vic
Thanks everyone, and Sue, I never did know the kitty's name, thanks for telling me. Yes I think it is a talavera turtle, lovely splash of colors amongst the plants.
Very great fun to paint this one.
beautiful. I am SUCH a cat lover.
Thanks for your comments Mary, I love kitties too, such personalities.
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