About ten days ago I completed another quirky pet painting which is of my sisters chihuahua named Phoebe.
The colours used for this painting was a mixture of light and dark pinks. The white paint is for the white areas of Phoebe’s fur and for highlights too.
This is also not the first time I have done a chihuahua in the this style but I feel this is even better than the previous one. 🙂
A few weeks ago I completed another quirky pet painting but this time it is of my and my parents Cocker Spaniel named Basil. I actually did this as an wedding anniversary present for my parents.
The colours used for this painting was bright oranges and yellows, whilst I used orange for the background on order to make the dog stand out more rather than use yellow.
This is probably my favourite quirky pet painting that I have done to date so far. 🙂
Before Christmas or more like Christmas eve (luckily I finished them in time 😉 ) I completed three new quirky pet paintings. I was asked by my younger sister to do these for my three nieces in remembrance of their recent decent dog named Benji.
Compared to the normal style that I usually do for the quirky pet paintings I had to use multiple colours. Also each background was painted in accordance to which niece favourite colour is so they can tell them apart.
I would like to introduce a new service that I am now doing in my traditional painting service section. This is titled ‘Quirky Pets’! A colourful pop art of your pet/s!
The painting is made up by choosing 2-3 main colours. I then use white paint as a highlight and to also blend in with the main colours in order to give it more depth. Finally I use black paint for outlines and for larger dark areas.
For more info check out the service here
About two weeks ago I completed a pop art acrylic painting of a purple cow for my mum.
Also at some point I am thinking of painting other animals in the same style and colours. 🙂
Ian Flanagan Animator & Illustrator 