(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 10, 2012 ) London, UK -- They had Eoghan Ebrill talking about his dog glass mosaic based on a fellow artists Teddy Baden Boston Terrier. Eoghan normally works in ceramics, but this first attempt to use the difficult brittle glass, is giving a beautiful glass mosaic picture. He has taken two hundred hours already on this dog portrait with perhaps another hundred to finish.
Graffik also had talented dog painter Katie Hampson in action. She has numerous award and is a former RBA scholar. She combines painting with dogs, one of the dogs she was painting she is training to be a guide dog for the blind. She also does dog portrait commissions.
Steve Hooker from London Dog Walking “I was impressed by the quality and different styles of dog art on show. I Would recommend to pet or art lovers. If you are both, you will be in second heaven. It was the first time I had visited the Graffik Gallery, but it was lovely and the layout made it a great place for an art exhibition launch and for showing off artwork to the full.”
The full list of pet artists include Teddy Baden; Eoghan Ebrill; Christian Palmer; Funky Red Dog; TeeWat; Katie Hampson; Jason Busk; Fallen Empire and Charleen Eade.
Exhibition Open to the Public from 9th March – 15th March 2012
Graffik Gallery
284 Portobello Road
London W10 5TE
+44 (0) 208 354 3592
Sponsored by Pet Pavilion who have smart grooming parlous in Notting Hill, Kensington, Chelsea and Wimbledon and Bulldog Gin (Very appropriate sponsors for the discerning dog art appreciator)
Graffik Gallery is a vibrant urban contemporary arts gallery in the heart of Notting Hill, London. A stunning creative space owned by self-confessed devotees of street art, designed with exhibiting street arts in mind. Come and speak to Ollie the owner anytime.
About the Graffik Gallery:
Graffik London is not a traditional gallery, it's an art place. What makes its uniqueness is not only the high level of the artists represented there, but also the fact that it is a part of the urban art movement itself under its own unique concept.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 10, 2012 ) London, UK -- They had Eoghan Ebrill talking about his dog glass mosaic based on a fellow artists Teddy Baden Boston Terrier. Eoghan normally works in ceramics, but this first attempt to use the difficult brittle glass, is giving a beautiful glass mosaic picture. He has taken two hundred hours already on this dog portrait with perhaps another hundred to finish.
