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This one came from imagining what bravery might look like on four legs, sailing into the unknown with a cannon in one hand and a biscuit in the other. It’s the noble rogue — part pirate, part philosopher.
A long-eared dog with intense blue eyes stands proud in full 18th-century naval uniform. His crimson-plumed tricorn hat and deep blue coat with gold trim stand out against a turbulent sky and a sailing ship in the distance. The palette is rich with nautical blues, ruby reds, and golden ochres. The style is regal and romantic, painted with confident, sweeping strokes reminiscent of classical maritime portraits, but with a playful twist.
This one came from imagining what bravery might look like on four legs, sailing into the unknown with a cannon in one hand and a biscuit in the other. It’s the noble rogue — part pirate, part philosopher.
A long-eared dog with intense blue eyes stands proud in full 18th-century naval uniform. His crimson-plumed tricorn hat and deep blue coat with gold trim stand out against a turbulent sky and a sailing ship in the distance. The palette is rich with nautical blues, ruby reds, and golden ochres. The style is regal and romantic, painted with confident, sweeping strokes reminiscent of classical maritime portraits, but with a playful twist.