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Captain Jack portrait in progress 7 - A biscuit story

  • Writer: Kevin Roeckl
    Kevin Roeckl
  • Apr 21
  • 1 min read

This is how the portrait looks now. Captain Jack’s face is finished. Next, the biscuit. There is a story about why holding that biscuit is part of Captain Jack’s persona. Read Sindy's words below....


Colored pencil head study portrait of a Pomeranian dog holding a biscuit, in progress.

Sindy wrote:

“My daughter had four dogs when we added Captain Jack to the pack. He was much smaller than the rest. Over time, he would gather "all" the dog's toys and horde them under pieces of furniture where the others could not get them. Later in life, he would steal the other chews or bones. If he was chewing on a bone and you moved him, he was always laying on a backup. I found an unsprung mouse trap (I didn't have mouse traps) and a random spoon under my bed. I have never figured out where they came from although I did see him sneak into a neighbor's house once.”


🎨 Prismacolor pencil on “Flannel Grey” Canson Mi-Teintes paper, 10 x 12 inches.

Commissioned by Sindy Boyles.

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