Extremely well done. Looks like a pair I used to have in their attitude (we're happy leave us alone)
Very nice looks like a typical pair of Siamese cats relaxing
A beautiful watercolour, A4 on superb paper. This is already in the framers getting made ready to hang. Denise knows cats. We love her work... it is pure joy.
We love Denises' artwork and jewelery, of which we have a few. Every day we see her work on our calander and on our walls... what joy it brings. This is a birthday gift and I know it will be very appreciated. It's always a pleasure to get a new item from Denise. Everything is always packaged so carefully and securely.
When I reached out to Denise asking her to paint our beautiful boy Blue, I knew she would create something special. What she gave us was a magnificent portrait that we will forever cherish. She has captured the essence of Blue, with movement and colour. Simply beautiful.
I had to buy this card as cats a replica of mine! Good quality and arrived quickly.
Commissioning a painting of our cat from Denise has been such an enjoyable journey. Denise is great to work with and has an understanding and thoughtful approach, we are absolutely delighted with the result.
Very pleased with what I received, great communication. Would happily buy from this seller again.
This calendar is the best ever! Beautiful paintings beautifully produced. Top quality!
Fabulous broach all Denise art and things wonderfull quality lovely sparkly gold colour people who seen it loved it
My name is Denise Laurent, I’m a British artist living in London. I’ve always loved animals and the natural world. I grew up surrounded by animals and the sea. Even in the city, I spend time watching the birds and foxes that come to our back gardens. I’m owned by three cats who have me well trained!
I started making jewellery accidentally when I wanted to experiment with some new materials. I wanted a small canvas to work on so cut some small leaf shapes and tried my techniques on those. They looked beautiful and those first experiments became the first brooches, a sort of wearable art. After all if you love it you should be able to take it with you. :-)