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“Hallie” Dachshund Painting in Oil

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011

Traditional oil painting of Hallie, a fellow artist’s world famous Dachshund dog, hand painted on canvas board. Original painting 5″x7″ for sale framed in a simple black wood frame.

A selection of products including art prints, jewellery boxes, t-shirts, mousepads, necklaces and other customizable gift items featuring the black and tan long haired “Hallie” are now available for purchase.

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Dachshund | Pet Portrait Painting

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

Dachshund - Digital Smudge Painting

Dachshund - Digital Smudge Painting

This is one of my first digital painting attempts, using oils in photoshop to add colour and the smudge tool to mix and blend.

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#1 “Hallie” – Dachshund painting | Pet Portrait Artist

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

Well its the first of October so I had better post this one:)  This is the first small format painting I have done in the dog painting series (so far all the art I have posted has been portfolio work in my personal collection). This is “Hallie” a most remarkable long haired black and tan dachshund, loved and owned by a fellow artist, Dee Dee Murray.  When I saw the photo of Hallie laying on the couch, I just couldn’t resist the look on her face, isn’t she sweet?

This painting is still detailed and realistic, especially considering its size. I am pleased with how she has turned out, but I do think that it is going to take me a while to loosen up a bit more with my paintings!

“Hallie”

Long Haired Dachshund

5″ x 7″

Oil on canvas board

$150.00AU inc postage worldwide

10% of your investment in this artwork will be donated to

K9 Rescue

Dachshund painting in oils by Michelle Wrighton

I have scanned this painting rather than photographing it, and the blue and green background in the image is showing quite a bit brighter than in the original painting, where the colours a bit more subtle.

Please feel free to leave a comment, I’d love to know what you think of “Hallie”.

Michelle

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