Entries by Dana Feagin

Dog Art Holiday Cards Are Available Now!

Who doesn’t love a cute French Bulldog? Holiday cards featuring my painting “Wide-Eyed Red” are now available through my website (request cards through my contact page), at my Etsy and Artsydog stores (www.inspiredpetportraits.etsy.com and www.inspiredpetportraits.artsydog.com.artsydog.com/), and at the Ashland Art Center (Studio 3). As with all of my work, 10% of the purchase price will […]

Wrigley, a Rescue Horse

This is a painting of Wrigley. He was rescued from a truck carrying young horses born to Premarin mares to their death. He now lives in Ashland, and was trained as a riding horse by an artist friend’s daughter for her senior project at Ashland High School. He is so beautiful, it’s hard to believe […]

A Surprise Gift….

This painting was a commission and a surprise holiday gift. I am shipping it off  tomorrow to it’s new home, where it will be well hidden and hopefully not discovered for a few more months…..so fun! Oh, and I did get permission to post this one – no one who recognizes this cat is allowed […]

Dots & Daisy!

This painting was finished on First Friday at the Ashland Art Center this month. The painting of the dog was done well before, but the polka dots giving perspective to the piece took a lot longer than I anticipated. The dog was painted from a cute hound dog photo I found on a copyright-free website, […]

Unconditional Love – National Juried Fine Art Pet Portrait Exhibit – Irving, TX – August 29 – September 22, 2011

Three of my paintings were accepted into this wonderful show featuring pet portraits in a variety of art mediums. The artist reception is on Sunday, September 11 from 2-4 at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts, 1975 Puritan Drive, Irving, Texas and the show runs from August 29 – September 22. The  Jaycee Park […]

A Just For Fun Painting….

After finishing up a few dog commissions, I wanted to paint something silly – and a friend at the art  center had just finished a pastel painting of a goldfish, which looked like fun..so she loaned me her reference photo. I changed up his colors a bit, but his google-eyes made me laugh.