A Hog and A Kiss for Valentine’s Day – 10% Benefits Sanctuary One in Jacksonville, OR
A funny Valentine’s Day Card for the animal lover – available in my Etsy shop, the Ashland Community Hospital lobby, and at my studio at the Ashland Art Center.
Black Friday Discount Code for My Etsy Shop!
Happy Thanksgiving & Happy Shopping! Now through the end of this weekend, use the coupon code BLACKFRIDAY and get 10% off all things in my Etsy store! Take a peek – there are cards, magnets, prints and some original oil paintings as well! http://www.inspiredpetportraits.etsy.com
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 be donated to local animal charities and rescue groups. Cards are professionally printed on heavy cardstock with a high gloss finish and are packaged with white envelopes in a clear cellophane wrapper for protection. The outside of the card reads “Thinking of You This Holiday Season”; the interior says “Wishing you joy and happiness throughout the coming year!” . Cards are $3 individually, $10 for a package of 4, and $18 for a package of 8, plus shipping.
Animals Take Over Pangea, October 25 – December 6, 2011!
Eleven of my newer paintings are featured at Pangea (272 East Main Street, Ashland) until early December. Stop in and take a peek – “Pearl on Lavender”, the Gamblin Award for Excellence winner at the Irving Art Association National Fine Art Competition last month, is there, as is my newest painting – “Got Mice?” – but you have to look closely as this one is perched high on a shelf overlooking the restaurant!
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 he was going to be euthanized. Many other young horses on the same truck were not so fortunate.
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 to post comments or the surprise might be spoiled 🙂
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