New Breed Portfolio is Ready + 1 Mixed Breed + 2 Kitties!
This will make your "Personalized Pet Portrait" ordering much easier...choose from these dogs and 2 cats (sorry more kitties coming soon!) Just click for the Order Form! Patterns and Color Samples coming next!
New Personalized Pet Portrait Option!
"PERSONALIZED" FACE PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATED DIGITAL PRINT
Anne will PERSONALIZE a Custom Full Color Digital Illustration of your Pet
*CLICK HERE FOR ON-LINE ORDER FROM & PRICES *
PERSONALIZED Face Portrait Print Details:
CUSTOM FACE PORTRAIT: READY TO HANG BOX Frame or FLOAT Frame PRINT:
Anne will create a custom full color Digital Illustration of your pet & make it into a Print
* 12x12 Custom Digital Print: $150 + $15 shipping & handling
* 18x18 Custom Digital Print: $250 + $20 shipping & handling
* 20x20 Custom Digital: $350 + $25 shipping & handling
* Illinois Buyers add 9.25% sales tax + Shipping via US Priority Mail or UPS
What You Get:
* A Mounted Ready to Hang Print of a Digital PaintingAnne creates based on a Pet you choose from Anne's On-Line Portfolio orany dog or cat image on Anne's website.
* A 1.5" deep Mounted, Ready to Hang Box Print with Black Beveled Edges.
* A UV Coating is Applied to all Prints so they will not fade.
* Your Pet's name on a banner
* Choice of border color & Optiona Background & Border Patterns and Optional Halo for Memorial Portraits
* Choose your Pet: See Face Portrait Dog Examples. See Face Portrait Cat Examples.
What We Need From You:
* A completed Order Form with your Pet's Name and details
* A 50% deposit via personal check, credit card payment throughPayPal or call Anne with your VISA/MASTERCARD information(773.772.1085).
* A clear understanding that Anne retains all copyright and reproduction rights on the image she creates of your pet.
PERSONALIZED FACE PORTRAIT PRINT ON-LINE ORDER FORM
* CLICK HERE *
Win a "Personalized Pet Portrait Print"!
Win one of my new 'Personalized Pet Portrait Prints'! Visit http://anneleuck.com/AnnesPetPortraits.html
Choose a Dog or Cat from the recent portrait Gallery - Face Portraits or Narrative ones - that looks like
your Pet or one you would like to give as a Gift. (You may also choose from any other dog on my website). Comment on the Post on theAnne Leuck Feldhaus Studio Facebook Fan Page with the
Pet's name and your Pet's name. A Random Winner will be chosen on Friday
at 5pm! An added bonus = you get to pick your own border color and background
pattern! I will also make any reasonable edits to the color of the animal to match yours. Go check them out!
Here's a little cheat sheet:
Kirby!
I created this portrait of Kirby for Jessica and Travis to give to their dog walker before they moved to Colorado. He had a very special bond with Kirby, they walked through Lincoln Park by the pond every day. Since this was a digital illustration, I was able to make a second print for them to take along to enjoy in their new home in the west. I hope this brings happy memories to their dog walker and for them, of their time living in Chicago!
I created this portrait of Kirby for Jessica and Travis to give to their dog walker before they moved to Colorado. He had a very special bond with Kirby, they walked through Lincoln Park by the pond every day. Since this was a digital illustration, I was able to make a second print for them to take along to enjoy in their new home in the west. I hope this brings happy memories to their dog walker and for them, of their time living in Chicago!
Candid Shots from the 2013 Bucktown Arts Fest
Some fun shots from the Bucktown Arts Fest...it was a beautiful weekend, so fun to connect with friends and customers old and new! This was my debut show in the art fair world, 18 years ago...1995. My, how time flies! I had an unfortunate incident towards the end of the day Sunday, my temporary crown on my front tooth came off! I was mortified, but in the end it made for a lot of giggling and laughing with artist friends and customers...and it was very sweet when a little girl showed me her lack of '2' front teeth...what was I complaining about?! This is me being brave, posting on the internets...here I am, in all my hillbilly glory:
2013 Fields Project Part 7: Art Fair
Last day: Fields Project Art Fair...It ended abruptly early, due to a severe storm, so I wasn't able to photograph everyone's work. And sadly, I just learned this week that the Fields Project Program has come to an end after a 15 year run. I am so grateful to all the amazing families and volunteers who kept it going for so long and to Rachel Weaver-Rivera for introducing me to it back in 2003. I was fortunate to have participated so many times.This beautful land and this community have become emeshed in my soul and my art work. You can see the paintings I created at AnnesArt.com under Farm & Fowl.
The Full Fields Project 2013 Blog Series:
2013 Fields Project Part 6: Cathi's Well
On the 2nd to last day of the
, resident artist
orchestrated a water event at a public well located outside
Ashton, IL at Gurler Road and Schnell.
These
photos document her fourth gesture related to water. Her
handmade cups and this public well brought out many folks from the community througout the day. It was a beautiful thing and the water so fresh and cold and and lovely in her earthenware cups.
From Cathi: "Water should be free and clean = that is my the foundation. I was told about this well last year during
by
and knew what I would be doing during the 8th annual (for me) Fields
Project experience."
Anne, Cathi, fellow artist Carol Luc and Farm Hostess with the Mostest, Aneda Ebert!
These additional photos show the sky at the time I arrived to help Cathi set up at the well: Roll Clouds. I'm sure I've mentioned how much I love weather and storms and clouds. These were extraorinary...but it wasn't good timing for Cathi's event, luckily we were spared. Not even a drop of rain fell. The folks at either ends of this front were not so lucky. There had been pretty torrential rains the night before as well..as can be seen below. Farmers were out all morning anxiously checking the fields.
Aneda and Carol arrived fashionably early in the storm armoured John Deere!
The
Full Fields Project 2013 Blog Series:
Part 1: Bocker Farm/Barnacopia
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