‘Doorstop Dumpy’ – Handmade and designed Character Doorstop

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Frog ‘Doorstop Dumpy’

I have been designing and creating patterns for what I have called my ‘Doorstop Dumpies’. Sizeable and weighty little decorative characters for a practical purpose. Each and everyone – UNIQUE!

Meet my green, spotty, cotton fabric, frog ‘Doorstop Dumpy’ creation – Fredrick. Decorated with old buttons for eyes and around his waist trim, this rather handsome chap, dressed to the nines, has collar and velvet bow tie. He’s quite literally dressed to impress as he holds open the door for you whilst greeting you with a red ribbon rose!

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Cat – Pastel portrait

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Animal, Art, Artistic, Arty, Black and white, Blanket, Cat, Cat art, Cat in a blanket, Cat portraiture, Cat's Eyes, Claws, Eyes, Fur, Gaze, Kitty cat, Original, Original art, Original Cat art, Pampered Kitty, Pampered pet, Pastel, Pet Portraiture, Portrait, Soft, Whiskers

Emily’s Cat

This is a portrait I did for a friend of my daughter. It was done in pastel and only took a day to complete the end result. I was very happy with it!

Chow Chow -Pastel Pet Portrait

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Meg the mutt – which I called her affectionately – Sadly she died unexpectedly a few months after I did this portrait of her! I was told by the commissioner that it was the best thing he had ever had done for his Mother because of this fact. She was a lovely to draw.

A pastel drawing done for a friend of my daughter. I was very pleased with the techniques I achieved by hammering the pastel as it gave just the desired effect of fluffiness and a very true likeness of Meg. See below!

Meg for real!