Tag Archives: commissioned pet portraits
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One Horse Open Sleigh!
Posted on November 27, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedWork in Progress Oil Painting I have Open Studio today, Black Friday at Second April Art Galerie in the arts district of downtown Canton, Ohio. A couple days ago I took a break from painting my ‘pretty ponies’ painting of the Welsh Ponies and began a horse and sleigh painting which I hope will become my [...]
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Gift Certificates For Animal Art or a Pet Portrait!
Posted on November 1, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedGift Certificates available in any amount. You can e-mail me at artbysue@hotmail.com or stop by my studio at Second April Art galerie anytime between 10:00 AM -6:00 PM to purchase a gift certificate. I have original artwork in my studio ranging in price from 2.50 notecards, 25.00-35.00 mini oil paintings on up to large scale, life [...]
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Animals of all sizes and shapes….
Posted on October 28, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedThe ‘Animal Instincts’ Art Exhibit in Canton, Ohio featuring some of my art was written up here by a local art critic. 4 talented, local artists participated and gave a nice range of work from colorful, whimsical more graphic art by Bztat to detailed pencil drawings by Kelli Swan to breathtaking photography by Stephan McNulty. My [...]
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Cocker Spaniels painting, Lucy and Rosie
Posted on October 20, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedCocker Spaniel Oil Painting, a work in progress There is quite a contrast now between the roughed in dog on the right and the nearly completed buff cocker on the left. I seem to be going from warm layers to cool layers and back again as I layer this painting. Right now the buff cocker [...]
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Dog Portraits in Oil, cocker spaniels Lucy and Rosie
Posted on October 14, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedLucy and Rosie, a work in progress pet portrait in oils I find the more I paint the more I enjoy when a painting looks like a painting! I like to mix a realistic rendering with thicker paint and visible brushstrokes…. especially on these cocker spaniels with their lovely coats. I’ll post some close ups [...]
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Chandler, a Pet Portrait ‘Alla Prima’
Posted on September 29, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedAlla prima is the term for an oil painting technique in which the painting is created in one sitting using ’wet into wet’ oil paint. I offer ‘alla prima’ pet portrait commissions for people who enjoy this looser, lively style. I enjoy painting this way too because I like the challenge and I like the thicker paint [...]
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Animals of all sizes and shapes….
Posted on September 11, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedFinal, Omega Horse Mural I’ve got an assortment of paintings to show you of the last 3 projects I am almost done with. Two are the large outdoor farm animal murals and then the cat portrait which is to be a special gift. After this batch I will begin another outdoor mural and then on to Christmas commissions. [...]
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3 Cat Portrait in Oils, at the beginning
Posted on September 4, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedCat Portrait in Oil, a work in progress by Sue Steiner Missy Kitty and Friends Mural ‘work in progress’ I have begun a 3 cat portrait in oils and am posting the first painting sessions or so as I get started with this. It is a 16 x 20 cradle board which wooden boxed sides so [...]
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Donkeys and Miss Kitty mural taking shape….
Posted on September 2, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am still in the ‘roughed in’ stage of the kitty cat, Miss Kitty. She’s still looking alittle monkey-ish but that will change as I add layers. (You can follow this blog by clicking on the side bar to get regular updates). From her owner’s description Miss Kitty is quite the Diva of the house. [...]
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Donkeys and Cat Mural continues….
Posted on August 27, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedDonkeys without a doubt are fun to paint. The top photo is where I left off — painting more dramatically, with thicker paint since this will be an outdoor mural and I want it to be clearly visible from a distance. Back to my studio now to paint. Tomorrow is our Open Studio days at [...]
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