Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Tabby Kitten finished

'Practice Catch'
I finished just in time to meet my deadline. A courier is collecting the paintings tomorrow and taking them to London to be included in the 2009 Society of Feline Artists Exhibition at the Llewellyn Alexander Gallery.
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13 comments:

  1. Elizabeth McCrindle2:34 PM

    Just gorgeous :)

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  2. Unknown6:02 PM

    Good Luck Gayle on this awesome work... Love it. and love the floating feather.
    It's purrrrrrfect.

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  3. Carolina9:34 PM

    This kitten is adorable, I think I like it even more than the first one (so that's a lot!)
    Good luck on the exhibition!
    Best regards,
    Carolina

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  4. "JeanneG"12:27 AM

    Just perfect.

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  5. Laurene3:43 AM

    Just beautiful! The colours are so bright and vibrant, and the eyes are alive and focused.

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  6. vivien3:51 AM

    absolutely BEAUTIFUL - sweet, real kitten and avoiding the cutesie with skill :>)

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  7. Pauline7:50 AM

    Ah, so sweet, I think I prefer this pose to 'Missed it'

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  8. Teresa9:59 AM

    This is just gorgeous! You've perfectly captured that "kitty" look... innocence, soft fur and mischief!

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  9. Unknown1:16 PM

    lovely very cute image.Good luck with the exhibition

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  10. Sue Clinker2:08 AM

    I love this. Good luck with the exhibition. I have just become a member of SOFA having learned about it from you and Katherine (via UKCPS)

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  11. r garriott3:46 PM

    Really, really wonderful.

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  12. José Carrilho (Go Detail)7:05 PM

    Hi Gayle,

    What an awesome result.
    The perspective and the cats expression are really well achieved.
    The painting shows a good dynamic.

    Best regards,

    José

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  13. Sjamesportraiture2:09 PM

    This is such a great work. You've captured how sweet the kitten is, but I think if you tickle that tummy your hand might get chewed!

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