Showing posts with label custom dog portrait sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custom dog portrait sculpture. Show all posts

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Portrait Sculpture of Basset Hound

Custom Desktop Sculpture of a Very Special Basset Dog


This is my first Basset dog portrait sculpture. I love depicting different breeds. It gives me a chance to do my research on their unique characteristics. Creating a dog portrait demands even more observation. Every dog is unique. 

Basset dog






This is Seymour. He was called a "Basset on Stilts"
Basset hounds have very short legs, but Seymour happened to stand taller than your average Basset.



I was commissioned to create a custom desktop portrait sculpture of Seymour the Basset that would honor his noble spirit and unique looks.

Custom Basset dog sculpture portrait by Lena Toritch
Basset Hound portrait sculpture. Clay model.
  I can't wait to see this sculpture cast in bronze. This unique dog portrait will be a fine addition to my custom dog bronzes portfolio. Visit my webpage Custom Bronze Dog Portrait Sculpture to see statues that represent different breeds: English Setter bronze, Belgian Malinois military dog, larger than life statue of Portuguese Water Dog , Bulldog mascot, bronze Pug portrait  and many others.

How to Order a custom bronze portrait sculpture of your dog, from a desktop size bronze to a life-size or larger: call Young Fine Art Studio (801)359-2451 or email for a free quote

Monday, January 10, 2011

Animal Art and Dog Sculpture Video


We put together a new video featuring animal art and dog portraits. It seems like I have been sculpting dog non-stop for a past couple of years... big dogs, small dogs, dogs that brighten lives of their owners and dogs that serve and protect.. all of them deserve to be depicted in bronze.




Animal art has always been very special to me. I thought that creating a video about my animal bronzes would be a right thing to do. My very special thanks to an incredibly talented video producer Mikhail Torich and to my dear friend, voice over artist Barbara Dunlea, for letting us use her beautiful voice.
http://vimeo.com/17934281