Weekend Art Challenge Results – Favourite Pets!

Welcome to this week’s Weekend Art Challenge results, and what a heartfelt collection it has turned out to be. We asked you to celebrate your favourite pet, and you responded with such warmth and personality that it has been a joy looking through all of the pieces this week.

There are beloved cats in abundance, alongside a much loved rescue beagle, horse, chicks and plenty more besides. The range of mediums is just as lovely, with watercolour, soft pastels, chalk pastel pencil and oil pastels all making an appearance.

Some of these portraits capture companions who are sadly no longer with us, and any animal lover will know how difficult it can be loosing a loved and cherished pet. We hope you all enjoy this celebration of the pets who mean so much to us all.

Stay tuned to the blog, as another challenge will be on its way tomorrow.

A quick sketch from a normal Sunday morning…..
Sandra
Weekend Challenge : My favorite pet – Watercolour
Ozlem
My cat Sandi and me, double portrait with watercolour.
Ni Ni
My Rescue Beagle is my creative inspiration as long as I don’t put drawing above his play time and walks or he lets me know!
TJ ( cartoon student)
My beloved cat Bob painted in watercolour. Bob came to my family as a ‘rescue cat’. He was found abandoned as a kitten in a box with his two siblings.
Karin F
My previous cat Zeni, who is not with us, created with soft pastels on Canson Mi Teinte velvet black paper, A4 size.
Ni Ni
Favorite Pet Challenge ~ The Postman w. Bonnie
Justin R
Weekend Challenge: Favourite Pet. I’ve drawn a picture and used chalk pastel pencil of a dear pet of mine Sandie who passed away way before she should.
This is Sasha, our new family member, a little black kitty. Created with oil pastels on paper, gesso primed.
Ni Ni

We hope that everyone enjoyed this challenge. Stay tuned for a new Weekend Art Challenge posted here tomorrow.

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