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Fur In The Paint  
An art journal to reflect on the struggle to produce animal art, which is both 'up close and personal' and captures the essence of each animal portrayed.
Tags: aceo, blue, coloured pencil, paper, tabby cat, watercolour
Author: Gayle M.

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Supreme Cat Show

Nov 20, 2009
To bid on my latest small print click here. I'm not sure that I'm ready yet for the Supreme, but as it's tomorrow I've run out of time. I created a new small work today out of the Great Spotted Woodpecker I drew a while ago. At least it makes a change...

Silver Tabby Cat ACEO

Nov 19, 2009
To bid click here.Still getting ready for the Supreme, still creating ACEO's. This one is coloured pencil and acrylic on Arches hot press paper.

Small Works and another Tabby Cat on Fisher Paper

Nov 17, 2009
To bid click here.Above is my latest tabby cat ACEO on Fisher paper. I spent most of my day doing marketing tasks or wiping hundreds of paws so I didn't have time to work on something larger.Cody has decided to study plants judging by the amount of...

Demonstration on How to Draw a Cat's Eye

Nov 15, 2009
I have adjusted my cat's eye demonstration. The pack includes:-A single laminated sheet with the instructionsTwo 4 x 6 inch pieces of paper suitable for coloured pencils. On one sheet I have drawn the outline of the eye, the other is left blank. I am...

The Supreme Cat Show

Nov 13, 2009
I've been busy printing and mounting/matting prints when I haven't been working this week. Next Saturday I will have a stand at the Supreme Cat Show at the NEC (National Exhibition Centre) This cat is on sand coloured Pastelbord.



Katherine T.
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  Gayle Mason writes about being an animal artist - drawing cats and dogs amongst a crowd of rough collies (and a husband and two sons!). Her work involves coloured pencils, graphite and acrylic. Gayle is constantly experimenting and is extremely generous in sharing her experiments with new art materials - which are much valued by coloured pencil artists. She is an innovator when it comes to trying out new surfaces and new ways of producing her art.
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