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Raleigh

Posted on July 24, 2018July 16, 2018 by abigailcossetteryan in Animals, artist, Birthday, Christmas, dogs, Gifts, Holidays, Pet Portrait, sketches, Uncategorized, Valentine's Day, watercolors

I painted this portrait to practice dogs. Her name is Raleigh, and she’s a lovely creature. What do you think?

EPSON MFP image — Raleigh

Mavs and Stryker

Posted on April 13, 2018April 6, 2018 by abigailcossetteryan in Animals, artist, Draft Cross, horse, horse crazy, horse racing, horse training, horsemanship, sketches, thoroughbred, Uncategorized, watercolors

Just a fun little pair of portraits of two VERY sociable fellas.

Stryker

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Art for Auction

Posted on March 19, 2018March 15, 2018 by abigailcossetteryan in acrylics, artist, beach, Birthday, Christmas, colorwheel, floral, flowers, home, home decor, New Year's Day, Photography, roses, style, Trees, Uncategorized, Valentine's Day, watercolors

I’ve been sitting on these pieces for a while, finally got my buns in gear and photographed them! They can be yours to own if you like, I’m auctioning them all on Ebay.

You can find the auctions here.

Riding Boot Centerpiece

Posted on March 15, 2018March 15, 2018 by abigailcossetteryan in acrylics, Animals, artist, Birthday, Christmas, floral, food, garden, Holidays, home decor, horse, horse crazy, horse racing, horsemanship, New Year's Day, party, Polo, show jumpers, thoroughbred, Uncategorized, Valentine's Day

I painted some old riding boots, and they could be yours! I’m auctioning them off on Ebay. They are entirely decorative, perfect for a conversation piece, or the centerpiece at a race-day party, a polo match, or even just a horse crazy kid’s party.

You can find the auction here

Green Friesian

Posted on March 9, 2018March 1, 2018 by abigailcossetteryan in Animals, artist, colorwheel, horse, horse crazy, Uncategorized, watercolors

I go back to the horse often. Dozens of reasons, one of which being the familiar shape which allows me to focus on letting go and letting the paint play. It’s always something I’ll be learning.