Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts

“Bella”

Fourth installment in a series that also includes “Princess Fiona”, “Mr. Bigglesworth in Majesty”, and “Bunny”. **Under Construction — Image Not Loading**

"Cat Pirate Wade" AKA "Wade Can Haz Booty"

Done as a donation to Light the Night. The person with the winning bid wanted their cat, Wade, portrayed as a pirate. She never stays still if they put her in costume, so this was done with pure imagination.



"Rev"

Rev is a sweet, older cat who loves to play with Q-Tips....


"Cleo"

Cleo belongs to the same person who owns Sasha, and his roommate owns Odi ("Bliss").

"Sable"

Sable is the much-beloved dog of a family living in west Austin.

"Sophie on the Ledge of Sanity"

Blue and purple grasses, yellow sky, white trees with red leaves... and a fence that seems to recede into the distance, but it's actually just shrinking (or getting bigger). The ledge is Sophie's refuge from madness. Oils on stretched linen canvas, 14x18 inches, (c) 2009 by Arran Walker.

"Sam"

This is a commissioned memorial for a sweet kitty named Sam.

"David" (not a pet this time)

Wow, I finished my first human portrait commission. This is David, the (now) 12 yr old son of one of my co-workers. David likes bright colors, sports, playing with Pokemon, and practicing the violin. The portrait is based on a photo taken of him when he was 5 yrs old.

"Alison After Birthday Cake"

This is Alison at her 2nd birthday party, back in 2005. She had doggie pals and their humans in attendance. There were presents, party favors, and even a dog-friendly birthday cake (carob-flavored) from Groovy Dog, here in Austin.




















This photo of the painting is not high-quality. It definitely looks better in person. I'll try to get a better pic to replace this one soon.

"Tortilla Soup and Mixed Greens"

A.K.A. "Soup and Side Salad".
Yes, the cat's name is Tortilla Soup.

"Travis and Jester"

A memorial for Travis, on the left.

"Scooby"

A memorial for Scooby Spellman.

"Thorstein"

Thorstein Veblen (the cat, not the economist) loved catnip, so in this memorial I placed him in a catnip garden. He also had a tendency to look at people with a half-wink, so of course he had to be immortalized with this expression.




"Sasha"