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About Me
My Background
What Do I Paint?
My Inspiration
I started painting when the kindness rock phase began. I found my niche in painting pet portraits! For the past four years I have been painting to help shelter animals become more adoptable. In 2020 I painted 250 rocks that helped 14 animals.
Artist
Sue Crowe
Redding California
My Inspiration
What Do I Paint?
My Inspiration
Helping dogs one rock at a time!
As a volunteer at an animal shelter there are often animals that require special medical needs. These treatments are typically covered by donations or the adopter. Something compels me to paint for these animals and so I do! The entire amount of my sales is donated to them!
What Do I Paint?
What Do I Paint?
What Do I Paint?
While the majority of my work is dogs and cats, I also paint birds, bunnies, chickens, horses and even lizards!
Portraits are acrylic on canvas or river rock/stone. All pieces are sealed for protection.
Artist recommends keeping rocks inside to protect them from outside elements.