Another busy weekend has just passed, but I did manage to fit in a bit of time in the studio to start my Dime piece in my graffiti series. I did the first piece (see post here) with Yoshi, my current Future Dog Guide puppy, as the subject and I liked it so much that I've decided to make a keepsake piece for each of the puppies I foster. That of course meant I had to go back and do one for Dime, my first foster puppy.
This is one of my favourite pictures of Dime, so I had to incorporate it in the piece. I imported it into Photoshop and started having fun!
Once digitally altered, printed and transferred onto fabric, I pulled out some of the new acrylic paints from the DecoArt Media samples that were recently sent to me, and I started adding elements with various found objects, stencils, and a small paint brush to add to the digitally altered image I had created.
Hopefully I'll find time in the next few days to get to the sewing machine to add some stitch.
And for those interested...puppy update...
(L - R) Shamus, Gracie and Yoshi, all Future Dog Guides |
This weekend Yoshi and I babysat Gracie for another foster family. While she was staying with us, we participated in two more Santa Claus parades, one Saturday afternoon, and the other on Sunday evening.
Fortunately the parade in the afternoon and a long evening walk tired the girls out enough to give me some studio time Saturday night.
Yoshi (7 mths) in back, with Gracie (5 mths) |
It sure is fun having a puppy friend for a sleep over! Yoshi and Gracie had some wonderful 'bitey face' sessions and really enjoyed running around the yard together.
I love the graffiti series! Actually I love all of your art Linda!
ReplyDeleteAnd you know I love the puppy updates! I can't believe they let you put the decorations on them! Chum would wriggle till he could get it and eat it! heehee Shows where the training is (and isn't) lol
Thanks for sharing Linda!
Thanks Jackie. I'm really loving the graffiti series and plan to do others in addition to the puppy pieces. As for the pups, I love hearing the reactions from the children (and adults) as we walk the Santa Claus parades. It's so much fun to hear the delight as they spot the puppies in their festive costumes.
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