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This is the progress of the three fox kit miniature paintings in my studio right now. I have a lot of the detail on the foxes themselves painted in already, though I'm not completely finished with them yet. For the commission, I am fortunate to have no set deadline, so I am able to set these pieces in my studio and study them and determine how to proceed to completion. (Though, I am eager to see them proceed as are a number of my blog visitors.) I am not quite sure how I would like to complete the logs in two of the paintings - what lichens or mosses to add, etc. I have done some research for the paintings recently during a short research trip with my family (to be posted soon) and may also bring some of the local forest habitat into my studio for reference to paint from life.

This is the progress of the three fox kit miniature paintings in my studio right now. I have a lot of the detail on the foxes themselves painted in already, though I'm not completely finished with them yet. For the commission, I am fortunate to have no set deadline, so I am able to set these pieces in my studio and study them and determine how to proceed to completion. (Though, I am eager to see them proceed as are a number of my blog visitors.) I am not quite sure how I would like to complete the logs in two of the paintings - what lichens or mosses to add, etc. I have done some research for the paintings recently during a short research trip with my family (to be posted soon) and may also bring some of the local forest habitat into my studio for reference to paint from life.

This is the progress of the three fox kit miniature paintings in my studio right now. I have a lot of the detail on the foxes themselves painted in already, though I'm not completely finished with them yet. For the commission, I am fortunate to have no set deadline, so I am able to set these pieces in my studio and study them and determine how to proceed to completion. (Though, I am eager to see them proceed as are a number of my blog visitors.) I am not quite sure how I would like to complete the logs in two of the paintings - what lichens or mosses to add, etc. I have done some research for the paintings recently during a short research trip with my family (to be posted soon) and may also bring some of the local forest habitat into my studio for reference to paint from life.

This is the progress of the three fox kit miniature paintings in my studio right now.  I have a lot of the detail on the foxes themselves painted in already, though I’m not completely finished with them yet.  For the commission, I am fortunate to have no set deadline, so I am able to set these pieces in my studio and study them and determine how to proceed to completion. (Though, I am eager to see them proceed as are a number of my blog visitors.)  I am not quite sure how I would like to complete the logs in two of the paintings – what lichens or mosses to add, etc.  I have done some research for the paintings recently during a short research trip with my family (to be posted soon) and may also bring some of the local forest habitat into my studio for reference to paint from life. Rebecca Latham | Wildlife Artist

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  1. Boyd Greene says:
    May 30, 2007 at 2:01 pm

    Your paintings are moving along very well. They are very beautiful. There are a pack of baby foxes close to my house that I’m enjoying watching grow up. I cannot wait to see these completed. I just love the atmosphere your paintings have.

  2. Will says:
    June 7, 2007 at 12:26 am

    Your pictures are astonishing! I almost cried while scrolling down the page.

  3. Will says:
    June 7, 2007 at 12:28 am

    I love foxes and your paintings bring out fox *infinity

  4. Rebecca says:
    June 7, 2007 at 10:33 am

    Hi Boyd & Will – Thank you for stopping by! I’m glad you like how these pieces are coming along. :D

  5. Jake says:
    June 8, 2007 at 8:04 pm

    I love the wolf paintings they bring out the detail and the atmosphere of a wolf.

    from Wills friend Jake

    P.S Wolves Rock

  6. Daniel Phipps says:
    October 27, 2009 at 5:44 pm

    Hi Rebecca,
    The first fox cub is my favourite, alert and ready. Your ability to capture the finest details fascinate me. You must produce a series of slides of how you manage to do it. I am about to start a water colour of an Eurasian Eagle owl and would love to have some tips on how to produce such fine detail.
    Why dont you produce a dvd on how you achieve this level of detail? Go on, you know you want to!

    Regards, Daniel Phipps (UK)

  7. smara lahoud says:
    November 27, 2009 at 3:27 pm

    hi rebecca! i love your sketches and paintings.I also love to sketch but not paint but i sketched some of your paintings and they look amazing just like your's.Keep it up!!! :)

  8. Gary & Lisa says:
    December 10, 2009 at 1:06 pm

    Your paintings are beautiful Rebecca, especially the fox's, my girlfreind Lisa and i like Foxes :)

  9. Bernadette says:
    January 21, 2011 at 7:54 am

    Hye , I really like your paintings!!!!They r awesome!!!!Rebecca can u please email me on how you draw all these animals???I really want to know..I like arts…

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    May 21, 2007 at 11:38 am

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