Your special friend's essence painted in oil and oil pastels for a keepsake memory
Animals play an important part in Tina's creative work. She feels a deep sense of compassion and respect for the animals that share our journeys with us in this life. They are our companions and teach us so many things such as unconditional love.
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If you would like to commission a unique portrait of your special animal friend, please contact Tina for more information. She will need 3-5 good photos to work with. She would be honored to create a keepsake to commemorate your bond of love with your animal. 10% of the proceeds go to support animal rescue!
Tina is very lucky to share her world with three very special felines, Oscar, Tink, and Crystal. She has had other special animal friends in her life and realizes that they never leave us, but always remain close to us on some level. She tries to capture that in her artwork.
Testimonial:
"Tina completely captured the spirit of our dog, Sieger, without ever having met him. It is clear from this portrait, and the other works of hers I have seen, that she has a special connection with animals and has found a way to show it with paint and canvas. Tina painted the portrait of our dog from a photo provided by my husband. Although I could immediately recognize the photo that inspired the painting, the painting captures so much more than a photo ever could. The composition and color choices reflect the warmth and charm that were ever-present when Sieger was with us. Our dog's portrait was a gift to me after his death and has an honored place in our home. His portrait is a comforting presence, simultaneously lifting my spirits and lowering my blood pressure whenever it catches my eye.
I was also pleased to learn that Tina makes a contribution to the animal welfare non-profit of your choice when you commission a pet portrait from her. In this way she helps to pay it forward by giving clients a simple, beautiful way to remember a cherished pet and helping to ensure the well-being of other animals who may not have found the right people for them yet. It is an admirable business model for an equally admirable artist." - Ginger Everhart