best corgi art?
So who has a favorite artist that's really captured corgi behavior and spirit? I really like Karen Howell....she has one scene of corgis inserted in the Van Gogh "starry night" that's pretty great.
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Permalink Reply by Lawren and Teddy on
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Evie Anderson. http://www.ebsqart.com/Artist/Evie-M-Anderson/3851/
Love, love her work. I have one of her originals and I just bought 2 of her prints.
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Permalink Reply by Natalie, Lance &Tucker on
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love the art work, the feed me now print, cracks me up, that is sooo fitting. :)
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Permalink Reply by Geri & Sidney on
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Christian Slade; he wrote Korgi and Korgi 2. Oh, I see the third book is out!
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Permalink Reply by Nicola Porter on
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I like Vanessa Keys, very bright and colorful.
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Permalink Reply by Vee Luther on
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the links are great. Do you guys know cafepress.com? There's an entire store of pembroke corgi art. Great stuff.
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Permalink Reply by Snickmom on
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I don't know if you consider photos "art" but I have refrigerater magnets, key chains and cell phone charms made from pictures of my dogs. I have a friend who does them, she has a website at www.bopomodesigns.com. I also have a charm bracelet with pictures of my kids and hubby as well as the dogs, it is a fun icebreaker. I can't imagine anything neater for a grandmother! (some day)
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A friend gave me a needlepoint portrait of a red and white corgi that looks amazingly like one of my boys. I think corgi art can take a lot of different forms, don't you? And photos are always some of the best.
By the way, what's a cell phone charm? Pardon my ignorance!
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I would love to see a picture of the needlepoint! here's a link to a cell phone charm: http://www.bopomodesigns.com/fun-stuff.html I have one on my camera.
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I'll try to post a picture of it. And the charms are really cute. I'm thinking it might work on a saddle too!
As I've been looking at other suggestions, it seems to me that there's maybe two types of corgi art: the type that captures the comical side of corgis(the short legs, fat little body, bunny butt, etc.) and the type that goes for their intelligent, foxy expression. Can't say which I like best. the comical side ALWAYS makes me smile but sometimes I see a great watercolor portrait or a drawing of a typical pose and it sort of tugs at my heart. Know what I mean?
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OMIGOSH! We forgot Tasha Tudor! Don't you love her Corgiville Christmas? I learned about her first as a gardener but she drew and wrote about corgis a lot. She probably loved them better than she did her family!
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