Porcelain Dogs by Uta Koloczek
Uta Koloczek is a ceramicist based out of Berlin whose re-interpretation of the classic porcelain figurine has me smiling from ear to ear. I love her playful, modern approach and, of course, her subject matter: dogs!
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Custom Pet Portraits by Jennifer Davis
Jennifer Davis is one of my favorite artists (her recent series of “shooting target” paintings knocked my socks off) and dogs make a pretty regular appearance in her work. I was super excited to see that she’s now offering custom pet portraits in her signature style!
Lauren Gregg’s Moonrise Kingdom print
Lauren Gregg is a designer and illustrator from Athens, GA, and she’s also a dog owner, which makes her my kind of people. She created the above painting for a tribute in San Francisco to filmmaker Wes Anderson (referencing, from Moonrise Kingdom, “Was he a good dog?” “Who’s to say.”, which made me laugh harder and longer than anything I’ve seen in a movie all year, as in, people in the theater were probably getting annoyed with me). One of Lauren’s pups, a Frenchie named Reggie, suffers from allergy problems, and Lauren’s selling silkscreen prints of her Moonrise Kingdom painting to help pay for his treatments. If you use the code dogmilk, she’ll give you 30% off till December 1st. Go help!
The Alternative Anatomy of a Labrador Retriever
This tongue-in-cheek anatomy poster from Labradors Worldwide made its way into my inbox recently and I couldn’t wait to share it! I think all dog parents, regardless of breed or mix, will appreciate this. My faves?
Ears: Soft, extremely kissable and sensitive enough to hear a packet of treats being opened in the next town.
And Nose: The Lab nose is the most powerful ‘instrument’ on earth. It’s thought that Labradors could smell sausages 30 years before sausages were even invented.
HA!
Grab yours right here.
Minimalist Dog Breed Prints by Bethany Ng
I’m kinda freaking out about these dog breed illustrations by Portland, OR-based artist Bethany Ng. She has prints of just about every breed imaginable and somehow manages to capture each of their unique traits with a stroke of minimalist genius!
Dog Illustrations by Jana Bonsignore
I am full-on obsessed with these fashion-inspired dog illustrations by German artist Jana Bonsignore! More (tons more) awesome images after the jump.
Helen Dardik Dog Illustrations
Are you familiar with the work of Helen Dardik? She?s a prolific illustrator and pattern designer, so chances are you’ve encountered her creations before. Her illustrations and patterns are colorful, retro-inspired, and whimsical with an element of ordered chaos — it?s like she took a picture of what?s in my brain when I’m having an awesome day and made drawings of it. Oh, and there are dogs, too. You can find Helen at her website, blog, Etsy shop, and Pinterest. (More images after the jump!)
