Oil on museum quality ampersand gessobord panel 6" x 8"
My boy Sammy was vying to be on the blog again so how could I resist? Although my wife disagrees, I think the background looks like a roaring volcano or the flames of Hades. Sam has a little white bib and a white tum with he is obviously proud of, as he is fastidious about keeping it snowy white.
10 comments:
Love the tummy the best. Glad your back.
Love Deb O
Stunningly gorgeous painting. Made me smile. I hope to own one of your works someday.
I love the eyes it's so clear really looks real.
OMG!!! Mark you are worse than me about posting on here!!!! You SO should be doing what I am doing right now!!!! Look at my blog, and YES, I KNOW, I spelled your name wrong!! YOU ARE MY INSPIRATION FOR DOING THESE!!!!:)
LOVE & MISS YOU,
Pegi Sue
Aw, he looks so sweet! Wonderful job.
This is so perfect, Mark. I recently started a cat painting of my orange tabby in this "aren't I adorable" pose but haven't been able to figure out how to make him look like he hasn't just croaked.
You pulled this off wonderfully! Beautifully painted.
I really like your work, especially the kittehs. You're quite good at capturing their body language. I've never wanted to bellyscruffle a painting before--A+!
Thanks, One.
Thanks, Diana. That means a lot coming from you.
Thanks, RL. Sammy frequently strikes this pose and a belly-scruff, a kiss, or raspberries are always the result. Oh, the indignity. (He pretends not to like it but his purrs give him away)
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