Showing posts with label paintings of kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of kittens. Show all posts
May 4, 2020
Orange and White Kitten
This was one of six kittens I found last fall on a busy road at night. I took them home with me and ended up finding them all homes, and I adopted the last one. I really wish people would spay and neuter their pets and keep them indoors, especially if they live near a busy road. Oil on 8"h x 6"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Oct 13, 2015
Kitten in the Sun
This is the first painting I've done of our new kitten, Alfred. In this painting he is taking a break from antagonizing his sister, Stella, to lounge on a chair in front of a sunny window. The painting is on 5"h x 7"w stretched canvas.
Dec 14, 2014
Ready to Pounce
This is another painting of Vanna, the tiny, feisty kitten. She is getting ready to pounce! Oil on 5"h x 3"w canvas board. SOLD.
May 1, 2012
Kitten with Green Feather Toy
This is a painting of Stella, my new, very happy, yet rambunctious kitten. We adopted her a couple of months ago, as she was about to be euthanized, due to an overabundance of cats.
My middle-aged cat, Oliver,was at a stage of boredom in his life. He spent many hours asleep on the window seat or on the sofa in my studio all day while I painted. He wanted to play, but I just couldn't entertain him as much as he needed. So I thought this little kitten would be the perfect companion for him, and that turned out to be the case (except when she beats him up and he won't defend himself because he is a gentleman.) I think things will work out well between them. I know she is very happy to be alive.
My message to people: Please spay or neuter your pets, and quit dropping them off at other people's houses! SOLD.
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