October 20th, 2010 
Daily Art Cocktail 
Multitudes of family pets will be able to live forever on thanks to the great talent of a popular female painter. She does agree with the fact that for every single master, he would think that his pet, be it a cat, dog, pony or white rat is the best in this world. Pets have to be coaxed so much by their loving masters before they come to the camera and permit their likeness to be plastered on the mantelpiece. And once the film comes back, an ear of Scottie droops while a big yawn flusters Samantha. Poor little Willy got obscured by shadows while a foot of blue boy got cut off. The photographic remembrance of the pet that was planned to be a masterpiece was a flop. When you would like to get more information on photos to paintings check out this site.
This situation is remedied by the lady through painting from a snapshot that reflects the pet’s most special personality. Working from a subject’s photograph has become a very commonly practiced trend as seen in the illustrators of today. A true and great artist is capable of correcting the faults in a photo brought in by pet lovers like fuzzy features, off centered subjects or very bad lighting. Animal paintings make her enjoy so much whereas people subjects give her a hard time.
She is after achieving the spirit of the subject. If one can stand back and say of a portrait she has done, the subject looks happy, lonely, or whatever. Indeed, she is happy with the portrait. People pictures could often be like those of animals with very little personality while lighting and composition leave a lot to be yearned for. And there moments when the snapshot quality would not be good enough for the print to be enlarged and be a good enough wall design. And right here is where the portrait painter comes into the picture. She is able to generate warm, intimate and personable portraits from taking nice and small close up photos.
