Betty

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This is brilliant Carolyn. He is so adorably fluffy. Congratulations on achieving such fluffiness.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 12 Aug 17:11:39

Thank you Carole for your lovely comment and help. I am pleased with this one. Starting to get there perhaps :-)

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 12 Aug 18:25:34

Yes, very difficult to do but you have managed extremely well Carolyn.

Posted by Adele Elgood on Sat 12 Aug 21:23:35

Thank you Adele

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 12 Aug 22:05:31

Yes, you've really caught the fluffiness of his coat.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sat 12 Aug 22:13:01

Sorry, her coat. Realised just after posting that I'd automatically put "his" and unfortunately you can't edit here like you can in the forum.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sat 12 Aug 22:13:54

Ha ha, no worries Sandra. Thank you for your kind comment

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sat 12 Aug 22:18:32

This is lovely Carolyn and Betty would make a nice girl for my Yorkshire terrier Arthur.

Posted by dennis roberts on Sat 12 Aug 23:04:50

Ha ha thank you Dennis

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sun 13 Aug 08:56:13

Betty looks gorgeous Carolyn, you have done a really good job of the fur and it looks really fluffy and cuddly! Well done!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sun 13 Aug 14:48:32

Thank you very much Margaret

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Sun 13 Aug 19:00:30

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12/08/2017

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Betty the Westie in acrylic on 'mount on natural' paper A4. I have been painting lots of dogs recently using different media. I find fur difficult to paint, especially white fur so this was quite a challenge. I decided to paint with the acrylic quite thick and am quite pleased with the result

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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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