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	<title>Pet Portraits by Nancy Conant &#187; pet paintings</title>
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		<title>Dallas Pet Portrait Artist-Dog and Cat Paintings</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 23:02:45 +0000</pubDate>
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As an artist, painting dogs and cats with their owners is a love of mine. I also enjoy owners who unravel their framed art to reveal a painted portrait of their beloved companions, like dogs, cats, horses, birds —even rats and guinea pigs. (But not all in the same painting!)
  
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<p>As an artist, painting dogs and cats with their owners is a love of mine. I also enjoy owners who unravel their framed art to reveal a painted portrait of their beloved companions, like dogs, cats, horses, birds —even rats and guinea pigs. (But not all in the same painting!)</p>
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<p>The bond between human and animal is special, and I find that in the loyal eyes of a pet is a personality (or an animality!) waiting to be captured on canvas &#8211;this is what this dog artist or cat artist enjoys most about painting.</p>
<p>I like to paint in pastels. Pastels have been known to outlast traditional oil paints in vibrancy and color sustainability. Plus after a couple generations oil paintings begin to crack, where pastels do not. However, a pastel painting must be put behind glass.</p>
<p>This will help preserve a pet painting or a dog portrait so that it can be handed down to many generations.</p>
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