Now that is a pet rock.
My great aunt does this too! She paints all sorts of things on rocks and then scatters them on walking trails. She also occasionally gets commissions to paint dogs that recently died
I was gifted a beautiful painted rock from a nurse who had been helping me for the few months I was in hospital. She gave it to me as a present for leaving. Wonderful lady
paint dogs that recently died
I feel terrible about laughing, but in the context of painting rocks, the mental imagery of painting dead dogs genuinely made me chuckle. What does she paint onto them?
Lol ok I wasn’t really thinking about how I phrased that. She paints a portrait of the dog on a rock
I just feel sorry for the hikers who stumble across a trail of emulsion-daubed former pets.
This looks like my dog that passed away 4 years ago!!! Lola I miss you!
Awww, RIP, Lola.
Holy shit. It’s a real life concrete puppy.
Me just scrolling and not reading the title: “What the fuck is wrong with that dog?”
Looks much better than the pillow version
I’ve always wondered about the creative process on things like this. Does one go out thinking, “I’d like to paint a rock to look like a dog”, then go and find a rock that looks like that? (How does one even develop an eye for something like that?! Never would’ve seen a dog in this rock if not for it being painted) Do they think, “I’d like to paint a rock! No idea what!” and find a random rock and paint the first thing that comes to mind? Or were they simply strolling and thought, “hey, that rock looks like a dog!” and went with it?
I’m not particularly artistic in this sense so the mindset of those that are is interesting to me.
In a nursing home.
