Rex

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That's lovely Carolyn you really know how to use your pastels.

Posted by Linda Drury on Sat 28 Oct 14:36:09

Gorgeous! What a great top knot!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sat 28 Oct 14:39:38

Thank you so much Linda

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 28 Oct 14:41:18

Thank you very much Margaret

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 28 Oct 14:41:57

The pastel has worked well with the acrylic Carolyn, a lovely piece

Posted by David Johns on Sat 28 Oct 15:33:15

Thank you very much David

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 28 Oct 15:35:59

This one is very cute too, you are good at these doggies Carolyn.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 28 Oct 15:46:32

Thank you so much Carole, I am feeling more confident with each one that I do

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 28 Oct 16:15:53

Wonderful little face, great expression.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sat 28 Oct 21:14:53

Thank you very much Sandra

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 28 Oct 21:22:28

Lovely work Carolyn he looks a darling well painted

Posted by dennis roberts on Sun 29 Oct 07:56:14

Thank you Dennis

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sun 29 Oct 08:07:08

Ah bless! Lovely eyes Carolyn and his top knot begs for a bow - poor boy!!

Posted by Adele Elgood on Sun 29 Oct 12:04:37

I love his rough fur. Thank you Adele.

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sun 29 Oct 12:32:24

Keep up the work rate, do you have a Studio yet, I have mine in the garden

Posted by Allan A Midcalf on Tue 29 May 15:43:11

Hi Alan, I use the dining room table or just a lap top holder and desktop easel on my knee so that i can watch telly at the same time! An outside studio would be great. Thanks for the lovely comment

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Wed 30 May 18:18:40

Hang on Studio Wall

28/10/2017

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Again acrylic with pastel pencil. Rex (and Pip) is for my friend. He is a rough haired Jack Russell crossed with a Poodle. His top knot is real!

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Carolyn Parkinson

I am a retired Physical Eduction Teacher of 33 years. Having always regretted choosing to study Physics O' Level over Art, (and not having done any artwork since then apart from doodling during meetings!...) I decided on my retirement in August 2016 that it was time to start drawing and painting…

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