Painting animals is always enjoyable for me. Something that usually lifts my mood. Being a spinal cord injured woman that is ambulatory, has changed what my days are like. 
Being able to find time every day for my art, is definitely a focus for me.
It is my accomplishment.
When I was beginning to do an art piece every day, I limited the time spent as an exercise, to remove the judgement from my own artwork.
It helped me appreciate what I ‘could’ do as an artist and also is a testament to what kind of results come with regular practice.
We all will have good days, but for me, painting animals of all kinds has been a happy experience.
I found I was less critical then when I was painting my ‘meditation pieces’ or portraits in general. I used to do mainly portraits in my 20s.
I’ve been painting this week some of the available animals for adoptio at the local shelter. My personal favorite one too.
Art of the day-
Toby (@ the Thomaston shelter)
A dog that is available for adoption at the local humane society. My favorite one.
Acrylic and oil pastel with colored pencil on paper.
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