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- Watch the Painting Come to Life.This tabby cat was painted as a sample for my display. A small sized portrait is perfect for a full body cat. A typical tabby it became known as ‘everybody’s cat’ as everyone said it looked just like their cat!
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- Watch the Painting Come to Life.Cats love to hide in the bushes just like this tabby and white cat with its intense stare. It’s a great way of making a portrait if full body photos are limited.
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- Watch the Painting Come to Life."Absolutely gorgeous! I am so thrilled with it. Thank you so very much. You are very talented and have captured her look. Her eyes are superb." - It was difficult to get a full body photo of Ann's Cat Chloe. So I suggested doing a head pose - based on my painting above of the cat looking through the trees, by painting in extra leaves and foliage.
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- Watch the Painting Come to Life.Working from 2 photographs I put these cats together and setting them in a background with the blankets.
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- Watch the Painting Come to Life.When cats and dogs are great friends, I can put them together. This works particularly well with small dogs like this Jack Russell, sitting on the sofa which is their favourite place.
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