4 Artists Showcasing Dogs
These four artists offer dog art in four different ways. Given their unique life experiences and artistic journeys, we’d expect nothing less! From vibrant and endearing to imaginative and playful, we’re taking a look at how four different creators showcase these furry friends.
With such loyal companionship, charming personalities, and intelligent nature, dogs are true family members to many people. Thanks to their captivating energy and adorable appearances, it’s no wonder that artists are incorporating these cute canines in their creations. While we see these sweet pups represented in art through photographed portraits and personalized creations, artists are finding other ways to include them in their work.
From classic remixes to colorfully patterned faces, the work from these artists can bring sweet delight, intricate humor, and more types of vibes to your space. Whether you prefer detailed wood carvings or charming photography, keep scrolling to find a new favorite artist.
1. Dean Russo
With a deep affection for animals, Brooklyn artist Dean Russo’s mixed media and watercolor art features pet portraits with bright hues. Showing off pups with vibrant colors, eye-catching patterns, and positive words, he shines a light on the joy each furry friend can bring to people. Often fighting against stigmas of specific breeds, he reveals sweet and loving energy in each portrait.
From pitbull heart stealers to savvy labradors, we think his artwork can be a wonderful way to add a dose of endearment and energizing vibes to your space.
Click here for more dog artwork from Dean Russo, and to see his other artwork available on iCanvas.
2. Sophie Gamand
A French award-winning photographer and animal advocate, Sophie Gamand’s photography features canine portraits. Focusing on shelter dogs to help bring awareness to their fate, and help them get adopted, she captures them with charming poses and sweet smiles. Shining a light on their goofy and loveable personalities, she pulls us into the joy of adopting a pet.
From the happy face of Blondie the rescue dog to a puppy named Tucker with sparkly heart sunglasses, we think her artwork can be a lovely way to create a delightful and sweet atmosphere.
Click here for more dog artwork from Sophie Gamand, available on iCanvas.
3. Gretchen Kish Serrano
Inspired by the classic artists she admires, Gretchen Kish Serrano’s paintings feature dogs in art masterpieces. Incorporating different types of pooches in portrayals of classically famous pieces like The Starry Night and the Birth Of Venus, she brings a fun twist to each scene. Showing off a full range of breeds, she reveals paintings that both dog lovers and art appreciators will adore.
From the persistence of basset hounds to a chihuahua dancer, we think her artwork can be a nice way for canine fans to create a classic yet modern atmosphere.
Click here for more dog artwork from Gretchen Kish Serrano, available on iCanvas.
4. Stephen Huneck
A wood carving artist, furniture maker, painter, and author, the late Stephen Huneck’s wood cut creations feature animals in adventurous scenes. Bringing a fun, storybook side to dogs, his art often showcases them involved in activities like swimming, snowboarding, and getting relaxation out of life. Incorporating doses of humor and intricate details, his work reveals the joyous and playful energy of pups.
From two labrador friends on a boat to a furry pal teaching an obedience class, we think his artwork can be a wonderful way to bring in feelings of lightheartedness and imagination. Pieces of his work can be found in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution, the Dog Museum of America, and the American Kennel Club.
Click here for more dog artwork from Stephen Huneck, available on iCanvas.
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