Two new small Dog of The Day Paintings - Labrador Pale Ale and my first Havanese - Havanese Cabana Grill. 

Coming soon - a new larger painting and print series based on a Calico Cat

BEAGLE BRAND CINNAMON BUNS

This painting was fun to do. Beagles are so funny. Their noses are amazing. Their digging legendary. We had a dog (Little guy) that was part Beagle and something that left him with short legs. We got him from my inlaws when he was about 14 - 15 years old. His hearing and sight diminished, his sense of smell was till at his peak. He would be up stairs in his bed and if you pulled a carrot out of the fridge, he would show up. And while he wasn't the smartest dog in the pack, to say the least, he was brilliant at getting food when he wanted it. And when old and hobbled, he was an acrobat at getting at food. He was also a charmer. He was the dog everyone would go to when we took him to the pack to the vet.

The original measures 48" x 36" and is priced at $2,750. The limited edition prints come in my standard sizes and prices. Go to kenbailey.com to buy.

Beagle

Coming soon - "BEAGLE BRAND CINNAMON BUNS" Original Painting and limited edition print series.

New Small Dog Painting

New Dog of The Day painting - Chase Your Tail -Stupid Pet Trick #3 Go to:kenbailey.com

Labrador Dark Ale - New painting and prints

Here is my most recent painting and print series. The original painting measures 60" x 48". The price is $4,250.00. It's painted on gallery wrapped canvas and is ready to hang. You can also framed it if you wish. Prints are also available in my usual sizes. To purchase the painting or prints, go to: http://www.kenbailey.com.

This image is also available on products at my Cafe Press Site. http://www.cafepress.com/kenbailey

This is a great companion piece for my Labrador Pale Ale image.

New licensing partnership

New licensing partnership. The Mat Queen LLC. Vinyl floor mats. I'll post images and links when available.

ski-Doo Dog

I was at a party on Lake Washington last week and the next door neighbor had two lab mixes. At one point, I saw one of his guys riding on his ski-doo like this for fifteen minutes or so. After awhile he lets the first dog off and then this second one gets on and they ride for awhile (he patiently waited his turn).

I ask the guy how this came about and he said that he was working on the front end of the machine one day, looked up and one dog was sitting on seat with a look that said, "let's go". He was a natural. Later, the second dog, after observing the first dog getting a ride, hoped on. Love those pups.