Original acrylic painting of a beautiful rescue greyhound dog named Teddy by Michelle Wrighton.
A selected range of quality products featuring this painting of “Teddy” can be seen below and are now available for purchase.
Original acrylic painting on canvas of this regal greyhound dog.
A selected range of quality products featuring this painting “Royalty” can be seen below and are now available for purchase.
“Royalty”
Greyhound
Original acrylic painting
by
Michelle Wrighton
8″x10″ on 1.8cm deep gallery wrapped canvas
$135.00 (includes shipping)
10% of your investment in this artwork will be donated to K9 Rescue
"Royalty" original Greyhound dog painting by Michelle Wrighton
This is a small acrylic painting of Gilley, a rescue Greyhound dog from the UK. Greyhounds have the most beautiful, big, liquid, expressive eyes that are an absolute joy to paint. As a breed, Greyhounds have such a regal bearing that the deep purple background seemed appropriate for Gilley’s painting
These smaller paintings are very enjoyable to do, although this one is still quite detailed, I am really trying to loosen up and capture the essence of the animal without being totally pre-occupied with capturing every last detail!
The painting is continued on all four edges and is ready to hang. “Royalty” is available on merchandise and prints, but this is the first time this original painting from my personal collection has been offered for sale.
*The copyright watermark is a digital addition to the image below and is not on the original painting.
This is a small acrylic painting I am working on of Gilley, a rescue Greyhound from the UK. Greyhounds have the most beautiful, liquid, expressive eyes that are an absolute joy to paint. As a breed, Greyhounds have such a regal bearing that the deep purple background seemed appropriate for Gilley’s Pet Portrait.
With these smaller paintings, I am really trying to loosen up and capture the essence of the animal without being totally pre-occupied with capturing every last detail like I normally do in my pencil portraits.
I usually do my initial sketch on paper then transfer it to the canvas, but I thought I would just sketch straight onto the canvas this time.
But graphite on canvas dosn’t erase very well, so next time I will transfer my sketch the usual way.
Gilley’s face still need some more work and I need to finish painting the sides of the canvas as I have the painting continueing around the edges.
(8″x10″, acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas)
Michelle
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