Dog Study - by Palette Knife Artist, Judy Mackey

"Dog Study - Stella"

6" x 6", Oil on Board
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This is from a photo I took of my dog, Stella. I wanted to practice painting her because I might add it to a painting I have in mind. Stella loves to go for walks even if it's to nowhere in particular. She senses that it might be a walk if I put on either my tennis shoes or my gardening shoes.

And as I go outside, she'll usually walk a few steps ahead of me though she has no idea where I might be going. I like indulging and walk a bit even if I' wasn't planning on taking a walk just to make her happy. She has a "happy" walk, almost a skip sort of walk when she's walking with me. And when I took this photo she didn't even know I was capturing her to use as a model some day in one of my paintings.

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