Portrait of a young Speckled Sussex hen.
I had forgotten how intelligent and friendly they can be.

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Portrait of a young Speckled Sussex hen.
I had forgotten how intelligent and friendly they can be.
"What The Cluck?"
Pencil on 11" x 14" paper
Here I am with one of my (late) chickens Chickadee China. She was the sweetest chook and loved hanging out with me. I miss and love you, my sweet darling.
Check out my other drawings here: Cortney Elznic Art
Clementine
Soz to be shilling on main today, but you can now easily buy a custom pet portrait from my Etsy store!
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Alternatively, you could commission me directly! Just send me a DM on here or email me at [email protected]
Will make the perfect holiday gift for a human or non-human family member or friend!
The portrait will be drawn in polychromos colouring pencils on A4 card, which can be in the colour of your choice. Alternatively, it can simply be on white card. There will be plenty of room on the drawing for framing. You only need to send me the photo which you'd like your pet to be drawn from, which you can include in an Etsy message, or by email to me at katherinehillier [!at] hotmail.co.uk. I am also happy to add small details or patterns. Please add any extra specifications in an Etsy message or email.
Also, these portraits aren't restricted to cats and dogs! And animal that your pet may be, I wanna draw it.
CHICKEN PORTRAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*whispers* Thank you, Jellybeans.
Portrait of an Ameraucana Hen
This young hen has yet to lay an egg. However, her plumage is already coming in nicely, and is reminiscent of a raptor-like bird.
An Ameraucana hen, boldly and fully-feathered.
She is prepared for the harsh Midwestern winter.
Unlike most breeds, their combs and waddles are hidden under feathers, which makes them perfect for cold climates.
Portrait of a Barred-Rock Hen.
Not only do they give large amounts of medium-brown eggs, they also make for excellent companion animals, as they are friendly and intelligent.
Many other breeds are far more wild and aloof.