Lara has been connected to the animal world since her early life, studying Biology, volunteering with Animal Department at the Living Desert, and helping abandoned and endangered animals through various organizations. Through her work with animals, she started gaining interest in art and decided to pursue the calling of an artist.

Lara’s art career, however, remained connected with the animals, as they are the primary subjects of her works.

Thanks to her familiarity with the animal world and wildlife, Lara creates highly detailed and realistic portraits of tigers, lions, flamingos, and various other animal species. This brought her significant popularity in the art world, and her artworks have made it to galleries all around the world.

Check more of Lara’s works below.

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“For me, this is the perfect job, but the thing I love most about it is when people see their pet’s portrait for the first time, and it makes them so happy,” the artist shared on Bored Panda and added that she has found her aesthetic.

“My style has evolved throughout these years to achieve what I realize today: semi-realistic illustrations in a soft and rounded style full of life thanks to bright colors, combining watercolors and colored pencils, always linked to the animal world and nature.”

If you see some of her amazing work, just keep on scrolling!

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This talented Welsh-born artist who is currently residing in Perth, Australia has been creating adorable shoes with hand-painted portraits of animals for the past six years.

“Art has always been an integral part of my life, and I have a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Visual Art,” the artist told Bored Panda. “My favorite medium to paint in is acrylic on a variety of different objects and surfaces. My style is quite detailed and I have a passion for painting tiny works of art”.

Marie is also illustrating children’s books and large murals, but we guess that creating something so unique like these shoes, must bring a special joy to her. She has her own business called *The Little Treasure Company* and you can order all of her merchandise online.

Take a look at Claire Marie’s work below.

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“It’s my aim to bring the viewer face to face with a living, breathing animal, to make you smile as co-conspirators, want to ruffle their hair, laugh or take them home!” Carol Gillan wrote on her website.

Gillan paints thin layers on the canvas to build up the image, resulting in a lifelike representation of the subject. “She employs the medium of oil because it adds depth to each image, enabling her to portray the texture of an animals coat, the shadows of its muscle tone, and especially its personality, humor which she believes can be conveyed through the expression in its eyes.”

Her striking animal portraits have been exhibited across the UK, Australia, and Europe. She was awarded first place in the DeMontfort New Artist competition and her work has been licensed worldwide.

Check out some of her amazing oil paintings below.

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Lara has been connected to the animal world since her early life, studying Biology, volunteering with Animal Department at the Living Desert, and helping abandoned and endangered animals through various organizations. Through her work with animals, she started gaining interest in art and decided to pursue the calling of an artist.

Lara’s art career, however, remained connected with the animals, as they are the primary subjects of her works.

Thanks to her familiarity with the animal world and wildlife, Lara creates highly detailed and realistic portraits of tigers, lions, flamingos, and various other animal species. This brought her significant popularity in the art world, and her artworks have made it to galleries all around the world.

Check more of Lara’s works below.

The post Heather Lara Creates Animal Portraits Using Scratchboard Technique appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“For me, this is the perfect job, but the thing I love most about it is when people see their pet’s portrait for the first time, and it makes them so happy,” the artist shared on Bored Panda and added that she has found her aesthetic.

“My style has evolved throughout these years to achieve what I realize today: semi-realistic illustrations in a soft and rounded style full of life thanks to bright colors, combining watercolors and colored pencils, always linked to the animal world and nature.”

If you see some of her amazing work, just keep on scrolling!

The post Check Out These Cute Animal Portraits By Delphine Dion appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

This talented Welsh-born artist who is currently residing in Perth, Australia has been creating adorable shoes with hand-painted portraits of animals for the past six years.

“Art has always been an integral part of my life, and I have a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Visual Art,” the artist told Bored Panda. “My favorite medium to paint in is acrylic on a variety of different objects and surfaces. My style is quite detailed and I have a passion for painting tiny works of art”.

Marie is also illustrating children’s books and large murals, but we guess that creating something so unique like these shoes, must bring a special joy to her. She has her own business called *The Little Treasure Company* and you can order all of her merchandise online.

Take a look at Claire Marie’s work below.

The post Adorable Hand-Painted Portraits of Animals on Shoes appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“It’s my aim to bring the viewer face to face with a living, breathing animal, to make you smile as co-conspirators, want to ruffle their hair, laugh or take them home!” Carol Gillan wrote on her website.

Gillan paints thin layers on the canvas to build up the image, resulting in a lifelike representation of the subject. “She employs the medium of oil because it adds depth to each image, enabling her to portray the texture of an animals coat, the shadows of its muscle tone, and especially its personality, humor which she believes can be conveyed through the expression in its eyes.”

Her striking animal portraits have been exhibited across the UK, Australia, and Europe. She was awarded first place in the DeMontfort New Artist competition and her work has been licensed worldwide.

Check out some of her amazing oil paintings below.

The post Striking Animals Portraits By Carol Gillan appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.