Rosie was my sisters dog, and sadly, is no longer with us. A real-life event inspired this painting. Rosie was watching someone eat steak; her entire focus was on the fork as it passed from plate to mouth, her head following the action in slow motion, eyes fixed on the prize, and tongue flicking...

Recently I did a set of 3 paintings (and yes, I did have to double check the email I received) It’s not often I get asked to do 3 paintings at once but it did give me a clear indication of just how special these dogs are to their owners… It all started with a Birthday card from Moon...

What was I thinking when I painted Fred, the black and tan dachshund? Let’s see… It’s raining outside, pouring the proverbial cats and dogs, Fred is watching his human put on their raincoat, struggle with their wellington boots and pick up Fred’s custom made rain jacket with detachable hood. “no ...

Each painting in this series is open to personal interpretation, but here’s a little inside peek into my thinking behind each one. After lunch, when his owners popped out, James jumped onto a chair and then onto the kitchen table, where he ate everything he could find. He thought he’d tidied up a...

This is the first in a collection of work I call ‘Conversations with my Dog’, it’s all about capturing those looks and chats we have with our canine companions, in our head and occasionally out loud! Each painting in this series is open to personal interpretation, but I’ll let you know my thinkin...

Do they love their pet as much as you love yours? Personally, I think this is an important consideration alongside technique, but once you’ve found your artist and the style you’ve fallen in love with here’s what happens from your first message to the finished piece on your wall.