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Artist Notes:
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A Basset Hound sits beneath a soft wash of sunlight, its long ears falling gently to either side and its unmistakable, soulful eyes turned forward in quiet attention. There’s a softness to its presence—something unhurried, almost reflective. The loose watercolor layers emphasize the weight and drape of the ears and the subtle folds of the face, allowing the form to feel relaxed and grounded. A small flower rests lightly between its teeth, adding a quiet, almost endearing contrast to its naturally serious expression. There’s a gentle honesty here—the kind of companionship that doesn’t need energy or excitement to be felt. Just closeness, steadiness, and a presence that lingers.
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