Birman Cat

This is a result of an animal painting demonstration that I recently did for Molesey Art Society

37 x 26 cm, watercolour

Transfixed

5'' x 7'' inches, watercolour

Black Cat

7 x 5 inches, gouache
Sold

Completed Cat Art Commission

Bliss

Birman cats again

Just finished this version of my older painting for a friend whose sister happened to be an owner of three! Birmans. Hope she will like it.

Lilly and Harvey - first painting of 2009

Today I have finished the portrait which I have been asked to do before the holidays. Christmas as usually arrived somewhat unexpectedly. I mean when you are waiting steadily for some time you start getting used to this position and then suddenly it's here and you are already standing in the church singing Oh come, Oh Ye Faithful to your heart's content.It was a good Christmas and an unusual New Year in the company of my aunt from Spain. Now it's finally back to work time and here is my first painting marked 2009.

Cat with a Christmas Bobble

I have been ill for the past week and a half... and still am to be honest. Caught a flu. The recovery is never quick with me. Especially sine my daughter id having it too. But life doesn't wait and Christmas is approaching fast and the Christmas spirit is setting upon us together with the flu epidemic, as usual! So today I have produced this little watercolour with a bit of a festive flare to it.

Tenderness

I did those cats yesterday during my art group session. It was a bit of an experiment with textures, but I am pleased with the results. I think I will explore this style further

Birman Cat in Golden Pendant

Birmans is one of my most favourite cats breeds. I felt like painting cats today so I produced this. I wonder where the fancy will take me tomorrow?

This is a tiny artist card. Its size only 2 x 3 inches. I love this art form for its immediacy. In watercolour I prefer the smaller sizes. I don't know why but I have a kind of phobia of the large formates. It's difficult to explain. I have a feeling that the painting should be as significant as the size of it but my themes often don't qualify or rather I perceive them this way. I know it's a bit irrational. I guess I should make myself to face this fear more and to get used to the bigger sizes. Well it's the goal for the future and in the mean time I love painting this kind of bijou.