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The Chase by Alma Lee

t is always the Chase with Spot, the conquest is secondary. But then again they had it coming, first the mouse ventured out for that last forbidden morsel, and of course Tabby just couldn't let the opportunity pass...well then the rest is history as they say. What is not shown, as it was too graphic for the housekeepers it what lies on the flip side of this picture...the mess. Some things are better left unseen! About this painting: Size 14"x15" Media: color pencil, metallic marker Material: 140 lb Bristol Style: Modern Cubism Original Status: available from Artist

Dog Pile

123 so we be, we are the pile,we are on top so you see! 2010 1st place winner Cubism Category, American Art Awards Frolic and folly, are the name of the game for these 3 pooches. Done in cubist style bright and beautiful in brilliant luminous color. About the Original: Size: 14.75x24" Media: color pencil on wood MDF panel

Topsy- Turvy Tripper

This is a portrait of my Dog Trip. She loves to try to stand on her head when she is playing with me. It took us over 2 yrs to finally get a photo of her caught in the act. And yes now that you ask...She is blue:) About this Original: size 13x24" media: color pencil and markers on MDF panel Subject: dog Original Status: available from artist

Your Home, by Alma Lee, EBSQ

Your home! Good I'll get the ball, you get the treats! I caught site of my dog Tripper spotting me as I pulled in the driveway. I made a personal little snapshot in my mind at the time and later drew this piece. Dog owners are so blessed, to be loved in such a way. Who else throws a party every time you walk through the door? Such is the nature of dogs. The original is 4x6and done in color pencil and metallic markers. Done in contemporary cubism style, in vibrant, primary colors the colored pencils are applied layer upon layer to achieve full saturation, giving the final piece a look that would rival an oil painting. About this picture: 4x6 (prints available in several sizes) Media: Color pencil, metallic marker Style: Contemporary Cubist Subject: dog Original Status: SOLD I am Alma Lee™ and I approved this ad. About Alma Lee: Alma Lee has been a professional artist for 10 years. She is represented by Big Tent Entertainment since 2001 and holds the rights to multiple product and image licenses worldwide. She works in several different styles and techniques . Best known for her whimsical, yet "fierce" country roosters and the Envisioning His Voice series. she is compelled to her art by the endless inspiration of Jesus Christ and strives to illustrate always his beauty, glory wonder and praise. Alma Lee lives and works in a rural area in Wisconsin, with her husband Steve and beloved dogs Dixson and Trip, and of course Tater the cat. This imagekind ad is endorsed by permission of Alma Lee Originals ™ All rights reserved. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION: This artwork is protected by Copyright ©2008 Alma Lee. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any content or component, whether in whole or in part, without the express written permission of Alma Lee is Prohibited. All rights reserved. We prosecute all copyright infringement to the fullest extent of the law.

The Art of Wait...

"ThE Art of wAiT You know it is true, we have all seen it happen, or not happen. The Art of Wait is such a precarious thing! As for Dix Dog here...it could go either way! Original done in color pencils and markers, lending it a vibrant, intensity.

K9.5 SPOT THE DOG, by Alma Lee, EBSQ

TROUBLE, all wrapped up in a lovable package. Mischief in the making. And he gets away with it. Why? Because he knows we can never change his spots! The original is 17x10 and done in color pencil and metallic markers. Done in contemporary cubism style, in vibrant, primary colors the colored pencils are applied layer upon layer to achieve full saturation, giving the final piece a look that would rival an oil painting. About this picture: 11x14 (prints available in several sizes) Media: Color pencil, Style: Contemporary Cubist Subject: Dog with Spots Original Status: Sold I am Alma Lee™ and I approved this ad. About Alma Lee: Alma Lee has been a professional artist for 10 years. She is represented by Big Tent Entertainment since 2001 and holds the rights to multiple product and image licenses worldwide. She works in several different styles and techniques . Best known for her whimsical, yet "fierce" country roosters and the Envisioning His Voice series. she is compelled to her art by the endless inspiration of Jesus Christ and strives to illustrate always his beauty, glory wonder and praise. Alma Lee lives and works in a rural area in Wisconsin, with her husband Steve and beloved dogs Dixson and Trip, and of course Tater the cat. This imagekind ad is endorsed by permission of Alma Lee Originals ™ All rights reserved. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION: This artwork is protected by Copyright ©2008 Alma Lee. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any content or component, whether in whole or in part, without the express written permission of Alma Lee is Prohibited. All rights reserved. We prosecute all copyright infringement to the fullest extent of the law.

K9.5 Jonnie Walker, Trip and a Half, by Alma Lee,

lively vibrant color and geometric patterns lend a slightly psychedelic feel to this puppy. Bold warm colors speak loudly of a joyful k9 aire!

The Pleeeeese Puppy

I am obsessed with the look of a pleading dog. Probably because I fall victim to it 99% of the time. Every dog owner knows the look. When they want a treat, a ride, some 1 on 1 play time. Those among us who can resist, are a far better women than me. This is the latest in my k9.5 series, done with color pencils, and paint markers on the MDF board. Color is laid down layer upon layer, until a full saturation of color is achieved. About the Original size: 14.5x5x.5" media: color pencil, paint marker Materials: MDF wood panel: Style: Contemporary Cubism Original Status: Available from Artist

RED BEGGIN' TRIO by Alma Lee ESBQ

Beggars come in all sizes, and we love 'em for it. This piece is heavy on the reds, both warm and cool, stressing the urgency in which furry friends focus on their goal. Done in colored pencil and markers, then highlighted with metallic markers to make the image pop. Original size:7"x9" media: 140 lb vellum bristol paper Materials: color pencil, marker Status of Original: Available