

Acrylic on hardboard.
His name is actually Samson but once you get to know him he becomes Grampa. He’s 17 and in failing health but he is the unquestioned leader of his family of 12 cats who who were rescued when their owner died. The love of his life is Peaches, aka Gramma, who is 12 and who cleans his ears and tells him when it’s time to eat or go outside. Grampa is our Wal Mart greeter, welcoming everybody to his building and escorting them wherever they want to go inside. He ambles about very slowly but still manages to always be underfoot no matter where you are. To meet this magnificent old man is all it takes to fall head over heels in love with him. He’s a wise and wonderful old soul.

Acrylic on cardboard.
Pit in the alley.

Oil on Cardboard

Conte Pastel Crayons on Canvas
Ceasar is a 16 month old boxer we met at the Huntngton Dog Beach, Sunday June 7, 2009.

Conte Pastel Crayons on Canvas.
Popper is the cat with the Marty Feldman eyes. He always looks startled out of his wits and the markings on his nose exaggerate the apparent size of his nostrils, leaving one with the impression that he’s a living breathing cartoon. He loves to run and spends a good part of his day in the outside cattery playing with his friends who don’t seem to notice his clownish appearance.

Acrylic on plywood.

Oil on Canvas.
"Cat" was found in the Los Angeles river at 2:00 in the morning about seven years ago.

Oil on Canvas.
Metro the Lab Pit Bull mix laying on the wood floor at the Obispo house chewing on her green plastic barbell.

Oil on Canvas.
Black and White Pit Bull from the beach.

Title: Dog Beach
Location: Huntington Beach
Description: Huntington Beach Dog Beach Memorial Day 2009
Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2009-05-24

We ran into this dog at the Huntington Beach Dog Beach tent this Memorial Day. You can read more about Huntington Beach Dog Beach here..

Love those Wilbur Eyes.

Acrylic on Harboard.
“Pipkin” is definatly a “special” cat. She lives in her own special area at best friends, away from the other cats because she has a little bit of a temper towards other animals and people. She has the most gentle disposition when you approach her and invites you to pet her with those magnificent eyes, but watch out - heavy leather gloves and boots and a face shield are required if you plan on entering her cage.

Oil on HardBoard.
Our Chocolate Lab, “Duke” relaxing and thinking while sitting in the house in Long Beach. Mike “found”Duke on Craigslist.com back in 2004. He and his sister had been purchased by a Simi Valley couple who had a new born baby n the house, along with two cats. Needless to say, the houshold was a little much with two six month old Chocolate Lab pups, so they decided to get rid of them. When Mike arrived at the house, Duke was running around outside in the front yard without a leash playing with the cats next to the traffic. He is a pretty damn goofy dog, but is loyal as hell and is a great member of the family.

Acrylic on Canvas.
We ran into this dog at Huntington Beach.

Acrylic on hardboard. His name is actually Samson but once you get to know him he becomes Grampa. H

Title: Dog Beach Location: Huntington Beach Description: Huntington Beach Dog Beach Memorial Day 20