No Dogs Allowed is a painting by Diane Daigle which was uploaded on July 1st, 2012.
No Dogs Allowed
This piece is now finished. It is for an upcoming exhibit at Ontario Shores in conjunction with the Friends of the Second Marsh. On my first visit to... more
by Diane Daigle
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24.000 x 18.000 x 1.000 inches
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Title
No Dogs Allowed
Artist
Diane Daigle
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
This piece is now finished. It is for an upcoming exhibit at Ontario Shores in conjunction with the Friends of the Second Marsh. On my first visit to the sanctuary I encountered dogs off leash where no dogs were allowed at all. I was miffed at the owners foolishness as I could see the young and offspring of the regular inhabitants of this protected area. I decided to get this point across in this piece where a noble canine has come upon a young family by surprise. I am not sure who is more surprised!! haha The onus remains on the dog owners to protect the delicate wildlife at this sanctuary.
Uploaded
July 1st, 2012
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Comments (4)
Diane Daigle
Tell him I appreciate that! :>) hehe,,, thank you Vitally for all your wonderful comments.
Claire Bull
I love it, Diane!! We live in an area like that ... where we have bears and wildlife and they are building so there is danger for the dog too with construction and they should be on the leash - I used to walk to the water and then let her run but we were the only ones for miles other than the otters and frogs... we have a stray dog here that is bothering everyone and he does not have a collar or tags - I saw your painting in the WIP thread and LOVE how he turned out - I love his eyes and his surprised little face, looks like my dog when she goes through the bulrushes and finds those geese or a frog - WELL DONE my friend and good statement - your work is speaking ...
Russell Styles
lovely work and excellent message...
Diane Daigle replied:
Hehe,,, thank you Russell and I am sure you know exactly the marsh that inspired me! I may do a little more work,, make it a little less cartoonish but it was fun. Maybe you can make it out to the exhibit at Whitby's Ontario Shores (formerly Whitby Hospital) in 2013. :>)
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