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Acrylic & Oil Pet Portraits

'Ollie' 10" x 12" Acrylic on canvas
'Maisey & Lexie' 29" x 21" Acrylic on canvas
'Maisey & Lexie' 29" x 21" Acrylic on canvas
'Tiger' 12" x 16" Acrylic on canvas
'Archie' 10" x 12" Acrylic on canvas
'6 dog acrylic painting'
'Alfie'
'Charlie'
'Poppy'
Maisey
Oscar
Cody & Chas

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Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

17 hours ago

Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

Regardless of what medium I am working with adding these details is my favourite part of any portrait. These little details make such a difference. Using thin liner type brushes to get those longer fur details and adding more depth with each additional fur stroke. I can't wait to be back working with acrylics again :D
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10" x 12" acrylic on canvas
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Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

2 days ago

Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

🐾🐯 They're finished 🐯🐾
I realised over the weekend that I never photographed my Tiger drawing so before it got to bright this morning that was my objective first thing :). Now ready to be mounted before looking for its new home.

This drawing was one I created from multiple references. This piece is one of a kind. I wanted to do something the same size as my Cheetah mum and cub portrait so when I went searching for references I stumbled across a sleeping Tiger. I then thought - right I will design my layout around this. I liked the lighting and how the hind legs were partially off the rock. But the Tiger was asleep. I knew that I wanted to incorporate a cub in this piece and wanted both of them to be awake. So I then searched for a photograph of a laying Tiger but one where she was looking straight at the camera. Found one I loved and used that head in the reference onto the sleeping body of the other photo.

I then went looking for a cub photo. This was more tricky because I needed it to be led down but I wanted it looking at its mother. Finally I found one that I liked and that with some adjustments would work.

So this pastel drawing really is something I have created from scratch using various beautiful references. I would love to hear what you think :)
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10" x 18" Pastel Portrait
Photos from Emmanuel Keller and Natasha Jefferies and @ Wildlife Reference Photos
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Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

3 days ago

Zara's Pet Portraits & Wildlife Art

🐾🐴 I have finished my largest horse portrait to date - A2! 🐴🐾
This has enabled me to fit in HEAPS of detail and I cannot wait to be able to share it with you. So for now, I thought I'd create a small collage of horse drawings I have been asked to do :). Pastels I think are my favourite medium for horses <3
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Top left and top middle ref photo kindly provided by:
Jamie at Forever Photogenic.
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