Gretchen Del Rio, the queen of spirit animal art, brings us this charming water color of Buddha the Bear and a sweet story of Buddha the Dog … Lovely!
I have a dog named Buddha. It seems to me as though he looks quite like a bear. He has a very expressive face and he is a stealthy fellow. Many years ago when he wasΒ disappointed with the way things were going he decided to chew up a few things. It wasnβt the all out destruction of puppies cutting teeth or boredom. In fact he usually never chewed anything. He was, however, Β a casual muncher at times. The problem was the arrival of the second dogβ¦.Maus. There was one particular little book that was always on a table in theΒ living room. He took it off the table and chewed ever soΒ delicately around the edges. UponΒ discovery he was reprimandedβ¦.βNO CHEWING BOOKS.β Right then and there the book was returned to the shelf. He watched the placement out of the corner of his eye. Next day he was chewingβ¦
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I absolutely LOVE her art. Thank you for posting.
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Ditto, Niamh! π
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Smiles. I had a dog years ago that ate my reference book on how to read EKG’s–never did get proficient at that! Beautiful art.
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Beautiful watercolor! My mother does ACEOs but she uses acrylics or markers. I have to admit, I am impressed with Ms. Del Rio’s watercolor ability. It helps that I love the subject matter, too, but watercolors take a lot of skill to do well, and one can tell she is very skilled. π As for dogs eating books…well, if it’s any consolation, cats do it, too.
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