Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Every Day in May # 19—Walking Busta Seaweed

Sophie and I ran into this dog "Busta Seaweed" on our walk the other day. What a great name! Sophie liked him because they could see eye to eye, but he was at least twice as long. For Sophie, it is not always easy being small.

12 comments:

Sherry Pierce Thurner said...

I am always attracted to unusual perspectives. Charming!

Anonymous said...

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT! (I was raised by beagles but basset hounds finished my education.)

Nina Johansson said...

I love this composition - the fact that you cut the dog off in just the right way... A very beautiful painting.

juj said...

Great painting and great perspective. I can always count on you to show me something outside the box. Thanks!

andrea joseph's sketchblog said...

Hey Jennifer, I haven't been doing the rounds much recently (as much as I'd like), coming here is always a treat. This is brilliant, as are all your previous posts. You're just too good, lady.

Luba said...

Great angle, very appealing!

Dana S. Whitney said...

Inspired composition. I'm impressed. I grew up with a basset (briefly-- he ate anything he could including newly planted trees and wood trimming). My parents reflected on his apparent intelligence by naming him "Brick."

Carol C said...

I love your composition on this one! I love your painting in general, but this one really appeals to me!--Carol C.

Lynn said...

Brilliant composition! Your blog is such a treat to visit.

Anonymous said...

love that dog's name, and the design of this piece is awesome.

suzanne cabrera said...

Oh...this one really tugs at my heartstrings.

nadine said...

This is a great painting, and I love the shadow of the dog.