Stage Dragon's Blog

Dog Art Prints Featuring Portuguese Water Dogs

stagedragonblog — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:35:20 +0000

Here are two of my popular giclee prints featuring Porties:

Do Portuguese Water Dogs Have Martinis?

$24.49

Do Portuguese Water Dogs Have Coffee?

$24.49

Portuguese Water Dogs are a fabulous and noble breed indeed!

Our First Sale!

stagedragonblog — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:56:26 +0000

“Do Field Spaniels Have Coffee?” by Kimberly Helgeson Sams

Well, not our very first sale, I’ve had thousands of sales since I started selling my art online nearly 10 years ago. But this is my first sale in my brand new store that recently opened! I have had oodles of happy customers in the past and plan to continue that great customer service in the future. Customer service has always been a priority for me. Well, here’s to many more future sales and many happy customers, new and returning

“Do Lowchens Have Martinis?”

Dog Art Prints featured in Brand New Online Store!

stagedragonblog — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 22:53:50 +0000

I just got my new online store up and running. Stage Dragon’s Dog Art Please visit and let me know what you think. Can you believe there are over 500 different prints? And that’s not everything, just most of my dog ones. I will be listing original paintings and drawings soon. There are nearly all AKC breeds featured (I think I am missing around 8, but I am working on it and many are rare and unusual breeds as well like the ALASKAN KLEE KAI, and AMERICAN BULLDOG. I also have a few cute “designer” mixed breeds thrown in like MORKIES and PUGGLES. A lot of the art features dogs drinking coffee or martinis (I am one of the artists guilty of starting that craze.) They do plenty of other things as well, like play soccer and wear jester hats while playing guitar, etc. There have even been some artists to follow my lead, mostly on eBay, which is pretty cool, I feel like I had a big part in starting a genre in animal art. When I started selling my art online, there was very little dog art, and mostly just realism, which personally I find a bit boring, which is why I gave that style up years ago. So much more fun to do slightly abstract whimsical portraits I think.