This little pooch still has to learn the hierarchy of Master's slippers vs. Poochie's toys. I'm glad our dog never went through that phase!
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- Michelle Henninger
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11 comments:
Fun! I think you have first hand experience... I know I do. Nicely done.
great illustration !!!!
Somebody's in the dog house big time...great perspective and humor!
I really like the clever way the master (mistress?) is suggested by the viewpiont but not shown. Works really well.
Great point of view! Great job.
I'm loving the perspective of this!!
great idea...great perspective...very cute!
Great perspective and original interpretation of the topic. Love the way you painted this.
As a puppy my dog ate about everything he could catch and my very new pair of slippers became his very first target the first night he was with me...
Monica
i too love the perspective.. you have captured the expression wonderfully!
Fantastic perspective, Michelle! And I really love the colors, and white around the images.
My first dog would play with (and chew) everyone's shoes, except my mother's. He knew better! :-)
bad dog, great illo!
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