Photos of my dogs hang throughout our home. In fact, images of Dolly and Spot far outnumber any other kind of artwork on display. And I’m always looking for new ways to show off their smiling faces. This week’s Friday Freebie from Rebecca Fischer fits the bill.
The Colorado artist makes fun and colorful portraits of pets under the name of Beccavision. Her work, which Liz Acosta wrote about last year, uses unconventional techniques, shapes, and hues to create a funky, full-of-life rendering. She works from a photo and uses art marker — think fancy markers for artists, not kids — as her medium.
Fischer has generously offered to create a custom portrait for one very lucky Dogster reader. The piece, measuring 16 by 20 inches at a value of $275, will arrive matted and ready to frame. If you simply must see your beloved pup in a bigger portrait, she will put the value toward a larger 24-by-36-inch piece, which regularly costs $325. Fischer also will include a print of the original.
To enter, show us the photo you would like to see in Beccavision and tell us a little about your dog. Also, per usual, please follow the instructions below — to the letter. Over the past few weeks, we’ve had more than a few readers not include a valid email on their Disqus account or simply not respond to our email after they’ve won. Check your spam folders!
Also, if you would like to win a custom Beccavision portrait of a feline family member, enter over on Catster.
Would you like the chance to win a Beccavision custom pet portrait? If so, please do the following:
If you don’t score the Beccavision, not to worry: You still have plenty of opportunities to win other great prizes — every Friday, in fact! You also can commission a portrait through the Beccavision website.
dogedit | Mar 29th 2013