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Watercolor  by "Marie Paknejad"  Painting pet portraits is a unique and rewarding form of art that has gained immense popularity in recent times. This form of art involves creating a lifelike representation of a pet on a canvas or paper, capturing every detail of their physical features and personality. Pet portraits hold a deep sentimental value as they preserve memories of our beloved pets, who are often considered as members of the family. Painting pet portraits requires a skilled hand and a keen eye for detail. These portraits are created by studying the pets carefully, capturing their physical attributes and their unique personalities. The artist takes into consideration the pet's breed, size, color and shape, and works to crate a composition that accurately reflects the pet's individuality. It is important to capture the essence of the pet, from the cute little quirks to their particular way of sitting or standing. The artist needs to study the pet's manneri

Oil Painting by Marie Paknejad Most artists, almost always apply one or two coats of varnish on the dried finished painting. Varnish produces a layer of protection against cracking . It keeps the surface intact and also enhances the picture. But it's still possible for the painting to crack or fade if subjected to harsh environment. Exposure to sunlight, accumulation of dust and dry build up or other factors such as extreme changes in atmosphere can cause damage to the painting. People should have an understanding that art needs special care and probably should be treated as such. A well preserved original painting not only is appreciated by generations but also can hold high monetary value. It is very important that the artist or the seller of the original painting inform the buyers of the basic care for the artwork they have purchased and provide necessary guidance by answering their questions.  How to care for oil painting  There are actions to take to eliminate chances of an or