Seriously cat painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Seriously cat painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
7x5 Oil on Canvas Panel

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  1. La Petite GalleryJuly 7, 2016 at 12:59 PM

    You are so great, love your work yvonne

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  2. Michaels Paint SplashJuly 7, 2016 at 3:14 PM

    My family passionately loves our unusually wonderful cat with long very soft fur. I've seen a lot of cat art, but in my book this cat you painted beats them all by far! Maybe it's because I'm an impressionist artist, and your unique portrayal fits the type of impressionism I love so well. I am amazed at the very fine line technique you used for the whiskers and other areas of long hairs. Never have I seen anything quite like it. It captures and accents this enchanting cat so well! Is it possible for you to tell me exactly how you painted such fine lines like that? To me, it's truly an unusual and very outstanding painting. Wishing you much more continued success with your art. Michael Malan.

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