Dee Doody
Gallery 1
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‘Big Pussy Cat!!’ Sumatran tigers more than any other hide their power, strength and ferocity behind a furry façade! |
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‘Night Stroll’ Original painting : This painting tries to capture the peace and tranquillity of a tigress as she leaves her large cubs and takes time out for herself, to walk around her territory in the peaceful yet sound-filled night. The strains on a lone parent to provide sufficient food for three big cubs is enormous. My thanks go to Andrew Parkinson without whose loan of reference images this painting could not have been undertaken. |
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‘The Defenders’ SOLD |
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‘Cheetah’ - orange-eyed sprinter of the plainsCheetahs may not be as robust as the other big cats but they can still bring down animals their own size with ease. |
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‘Eye of the Tiger’ Original painting : This painting shows the early morning sun catching the colour on the head of this old male. |
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‘Polar Dawn’ Original painting : The Polar Bear is one of our most loved animals but is also now one of our most severely endangered. Just what will the future hold for this magnificent animal? |
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‘Zebra’ |
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‘The Long Wait’ Original painting : This very detailed painting is of two young male lions lying beside each other, the far lion looking like a ghostly image of the first as the two brothers, both desperately hungry, await the return of the first herds of wildebeest. This is taken from an image I saw as a youth in South Africa and that left a strong mark. |
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‘Snow Leopard Original painting : The Snow leopard or ounce Panthera uncia - is an animal of the very high mountains of northern Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Nepal and Bhutan. It is one of the least studied of all animals on earth and is, along with Clouded Leopard, one of the most secretive of all the big cats. High in the mountains this cat with its beautiful thick spotted coat looks down on the world far below, choosing the utter solitude and sanctuary of the highest peaks on earth. |
 | ‘Old George’ Original painting : |
 | ‘Big Blue Eyes’ |
 | ‘Long-Horn Bull’ |
 | ‘Ram's Head’ |