Chihuahua Portrait

How do you imagine an ideal chihuahua portrait? You may say, that it is a the most beautiful chihuahua ever been portrayed, and when looking at such a painting, it leaves you barkless. We think so, too. That is why we asked residents of our Kingdom about how do they see the most gorgeous chihuahua portrait? And here is what they said to us (names are hidden).

An ideal chihuahua painting should combine classical traditions and modern vision of a dog artist. When portraying this breed, you should pay attention to eyes of a dog. It must sparkle like diamonds, and to do such an effect, don't be afraid to use many colours in your artwork.

Chihuahua on a painting must wear beautiful clothes, so the portrait would decorate any home, whose owners follow motto of Animal Century - celebrating art, animals and fashion.

Artist, who paints chihuahua portrait, should be educated, and know everything about dog art. When it is not so, the artwork have nothing in common with chihuahua paintings of past animal centuries, and can not be exhibited in the Royal Gallery.

For being original a dog painter should not be afraid to make experiments! Why not to create an abstract chihuahua drawing? For example, a portrait, on which this small doggie appears as a rose? A flower, that look like a chi. Amazing!

Do you remember a story about chihuahua and big bones? Yes, it is well known in our Kingdom...Wolfhounds also appeared there! So, the ideal portrait of chihuahua should be a surrealist dog painting. It must depicts chi as a canine, that much more bigger than the biggest dogs. You know why? Because only chihuahua artist can show, that this breed is mistakely taken as weak. It must be proved!

We have read 5 opinions about what an ideal chihuahua artwork should be. Of course, you can also tell us what do you think about this dog art. Just write a letter to Palace with a note chihuahua portrait and your thoughts of how the most beautiful portrait of this small dog looks like will appear in our Gazette. See you at Animal Century!

© Written by Anna Pishvanova