How I Finished Up Cabela, The Hunting Dog
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Time-lapse of Cabela Part II
When I paint in pastels, I usually start with the background (which incidentally is the opposite of how I paint in oils). You’ll find the video of the background process here.
The Things We Treasure
I love painting the true treasures of our lives – sometimes it is people and sometimes it is a very special animal. Cabela is the quintessential example of a loyal dog worthy of immortalization.
Again, her story and the time-lapse of the beginning of the painting is here.
I couldn’t be happier with how this painting turned out.
The Finished Painting
Cabela in Her Blind
*If you’re interested in your own commissioned piece, visit my Commission Page
2017
The painting came out perfect. You’re so talented, Natasha!
Wow, can’t beat perfect! 😉 Thanks.
Oh Natasha you are such a talented lady and I love the muted colours. Thank you for your website it is truly beautiful.
Thank you, Sue! I hadn’t thought about the colors like that. They’re so much brighter than the source photo I was given.
This is so beautiful! Creating art like this isn’t my strong suit so I admire people who are great at it SO much!
Thanks, Alissia :-)!