Otis 5 - Ahhh, Even a Foot Rub Feels Good!

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Otis loved to have his belly scratched and he didn't care if you used your foot.

Otis 4 - This Belly's in Need of a Scratching

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Here's another painting of the late, great Otis laying on his belly waiting for someone to scratch it.

Otis 3 - Hey…You're Supposed to Scratch My Belly!

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This is another picture of my friend's golden retriever that recently passed away. He seems to be saying to me to put down the camera and get to scratching my belly.

Otis 2 - Please Scratch My Belly!

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Here's another painting of Otis. Can't you just see him saying, "I do believe in spooks. I do believe in spooks."

Otis

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This is a painting of one of my friends dogs. His name was Otis and he was a Golden Retriever who had one of the biggest heads I've ever seen on a dog. He was a big softy and always reminded me of the cowardly lion in the Wizard of Oz. Unfortunately, Otis passed away the day before St. Patty's day. Here, he's doing one of his favorite things...lying on his back to have his stomach rubbed.

Onion

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I thought I'd use a low key composition for this painting of an onion.

Backlit Egg

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This is an egg that I used back lighting for.

M & M Peanuts 2

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This is a painting I did for a friend so he could give it to his parents.

Kisses Candy Bowl

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Cucumber

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This is a cucumber. I had to laugh because this reminds me of the scene in Animal House with Otter and Dean Wormer's wife.

Storage Jar with Blue Flowers

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This is a jar I found in the basement. I can see this being used as a cookie jar.

Acorn Squash

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I positioned the acorn squash to that it is just peering out from the darkness into the light.

Eggplant

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Sorry about the glare but this is the best I could do and still keep some of the subtle variations in color on the eggplant itself.

Captain Crunch Piggy Bank

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This is a Captain Crunch piggy bank. I used back lighting and tried to arrange the folds so they all pointed towards the piggy bank which is the main subject of the painting.