Ozzy, the puppy cat

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Adorable Linda!

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 23 Feb 15:42:11

This is super Linda. I really like it just as it is.

Posted by David Williams on Fri 23 Feb 16:36:20

All works very well Linda, the patchy indicate the fur, turn it all black and that will be lost. Just right as it is me thinks. I like the colouring in those bricks as well.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Fri 23 Feb 17:12:42

He is lovely Linda.

Posted by Denise Cat on Fri 23 Feb 17:27:52

This is beautifully painted Linda .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Fri 23 Feb 17:34:19

Many thanks Heather, David, John, Denise and Paul. He was a delight to paint!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Fri 23 Feb 17:55:49

Nothing more to do here please Linda. Love it and him!

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Fri 23 Feb 18:54:05

Many thanks Marjorie! I will touch him no more except to post him to the cat’s owner.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Fri 23 Feb 18:57:22

Super stance Linda. Ready to pounce.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 23 Feb 20:10:51

Purr fect 🐾🐾

Posted by Candy Coombe on Fri 23 Feb 20:45:14

Thanks Carole and Candy!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sat 24 Feb 04:16:57

What a lovely cat painting!

Posted by Sarah Crouch on Sat 24 Feb 07:48:51

Great pose and that look in his eye so telling

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sat 24 Feb 08:18:49

Thank you Sarah and Martin.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sat 24 Feb 09:12:17

Beautifully painted with real character!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sat 24 Feb 09:34:19

Many thanks Anne.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sat 24 Feb 12:53:15

Very nicely drawn. Great fur, shadows and brick wall.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sat 24 Feb 16:27:06

Thank you Spencer.

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sat 24 Feb 17:23:51

Hang on Studio Wall

23/02/2024

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Suckled by a bitch, this rescue kitten put his back up when mummy dog barked at him! I threw many things at this one , gouache, coloured pencils, conte crayons, gum Arabic solution, embossing tools. He’s a bit patchy so I might throw some more at him.

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Linda Wilson

Since retiring from a career in education and training management, I returned to art after a gap of 40 years. Now I travel was much as I can with my husband and take an enormous amount of photographs, some of which I use as reference photos. Meanwhile, I take a weekly course in portraiture and…

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