"Lola"
6"x6" oil on slightly textured panel
SOLD
You know the song..."her name was Lola, she was a showgirl..."...YEP, that song played in my head the whole time I painted Lola! I don't know her exact breed, but she could be a showgirl. lol...she was fun for that and...she was FUN to paint because of the colors...BUT NOT fun to photograph! HA. SO MUCH COLOR in
her...I LOVED this fauvist dog! However, our weather is so poor I was
forced to take photos indoors with artificial light. I think it came
out ok, but again, some of the things that show as blue have purple in them as well. I only know to say that she looks just fine either blue or purple! The background for Lola is a greyish blue, so that was another one that was difficult to photograph accurately. Such is life!
Michael Hofman sent me photo of Lola and immediately I saw all the
color...she comes ready to frame or sit on an easel.
Lola's frame suggestions; as with all the others came from
pictureframes.com. They are floater frames, which means all the edges show. The ptg is mounted from underneath. This is a great type of frame for paintings that have subject matter that is very close to an edge...plus it is kind of modern. Museums will have these frames along with the traditional ones. The easel she is shown in I purchased at Hobby Lobby.
Black Floater Frame CF1
Gold Leaf Floater Frame
CFS3
Maple Floater Frame
CFS10
HAPPY CREATING!
1 comment:
Easel all the way. I think this gorgeous girl is a Boxer but I am not positive. Great color choices, Saundra!
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