this is an oldie but a goodie. thought he deserved some internet space.
Recycla-Bull Terrier Rescue, Inc. has a raffle going – if you donate any amount of money at all to help with the rescue dogs, your name goes into a raffle for a free pet portrait done by me! Here are two examples… (the versions the winners get do not have the photo attached!)
My first job in Charleston was for Technical Theater Solutions.
I built this cave with the help of my amazing master-of-an-organizer-builder-supervisor, carved it myself, then coated and painted it with the help of a very talented (and also new to Charleston) assistant. Then the three of us put on the final touches and it is now completed! The cave bears at the “Creatures from the Past” museum at the College of Charleston now have a nice looking limestone habitat.
Without giving too much away, the cave is made of coated foam. The coating material is a mixture of hydrocal, with other things, and fiberglass veil.
Bears in their new home.
Kelly admires the big bear!
View from the hallway before you enter the museum – it is the first thing you see upon entering.
Final shot of the new habitat from up on a ladder.
Side views
Close upThe wonderful Mr. Doyle has now integrated my blog onto my website, which means more convenient surfing for you, the reader.
pictures of my new studio, newest drawing, and new work project will be posted sometime next week, as right now I am on vacation.
I am also starting my own pet portrait business, with the first piece as a raffle for the recycla-bull terrier rescue where I got my dog, Bruce.
Some butterflies I’ve been pinning in my free time…
as a little side job, i pinned a titan beetle for the dino show!
progress!
I’ve been on flickr looking at pictures of bull terriers, and I remembered that I have an account and that there are some oldies but goodies on here, so here’s a link to those: Flickr Account!
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