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A Multi-Colored Life
http://amulti-coloredlife.blogspot.com/
An artist's view of life as she gathers inspiration from the rolling hills and scenic farmland in the heart of Ohio Amish country. I am primarily an animal/equine artist but also enjoy painting people, nature and flowers. Follow along as I share work in porgress photos of new artwork and current pet commissions.
- Added on: Nov 9th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sue Steiner
- Listed in: Arts Family Pets
- Tags: Equine pet animals artists horse portraits
Recent Posts
Cocker Spaniel Duo Starts to Come Together
Cocker Spaniels, Oil Painting WIP Slowly but surely I am getting closer to completion on this pet portrait. The plan is to use the finished painting as a template for personalized Christmas cards for the pet owners. I want to wrap this...
Gift Certificates For Animal Art or a Pet Portrait!
Gift Certificates available in any amount. You can e-mail me at artbysue@hotmail.com or stop by my studio at Second April Art galerie anytime between 10:00 AM -6:00 PM to purchase a gift certificate. I have original artwork in my studio ...
Open Studios at Second April
Sue Steiner working on a pet portrait Belgians Working in the Fields Cat Painting by Sue Steiner We had Open Studio today at Second April Art Galerie in downtown Canton. Several artists who have art studios on the second floor particip...
Animals of all sizes and shapes....
The 'Animal Instincts' Art Exhibit in Canton, Ohio featuring some of my art was written up here by a local art critic. 4 talented, local artists participated and gave a nice range of work from colorful, whimsical more graphic art by ...
Cocker Spaniels painting continues, Lucy and Rosie
Work in progress Cocker Spaniel Oil Painting I am at the stage of painting the dog on the left where I am adding small details and thin glazes so the changes are as apparent as in the earlier stages but are really the icing on the cake. ...
Cocker Spaniels painting, Lucy and Rosie
Cocker Spaniel Oil Painting, a work in progress There is quite a contrast now between the roughed in dog on the right and the nearly completed buff cocker on the left. I seem to be going from warm layers to cool layers and back again as I la...
