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Merry Christmas everyone. Peter and Mannie

I have done a series of small boxes of dogs using burnt lines and fluid acrylic paints. A fierce fellow-sold at the Yuletide Art Show and Sale at Maggiolly's

I completed two more dog boxes using pyrography and fluid acrylic paints. Not much to say.  the lines are burnt and fluid acrylic paint is used to paint between the lines.  I am amazed that some lines and paint can create an image with expression.

Using pyrography and fluid acrylic paints, I created a series of cat boxes and then some dog boxes. The lines burnt were looser than previous works and so the paint took centre stage.  I had worked this year on getting well and thus worked on cat and dog boxes when I could. They are all in the Maggiolly show. 5" x 7" box 5" x 7" box Hopefully others will see the soulfulness in the dogs.

Our Riverbend Artists group are having a sale at a retail art supplies store, Maggiolly in Orangeville, Ontario for the month of December.  So we have all been busy. We have  a fabric artist, a painter of rock, 3 jewelry participants, a traditional quilter, two metal sculptures, an oil painter, and my pyro/acrylic works. This year I worked on the pyro/cat boxes which are in the show and a new pyro/dog series. Our miniature schnauzer, Sharky, became a pensive fellow in our household a number of years ago.

Found this and liked the art work involved, despite a Disney ad. I can't believe it has been such a long time since I have posted.  Life and illness just got in the way.