ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月27日 02時03分

At the dog-friendly cafe @borisandhorton in Manhattan’s East Village, photos of beloved pets had been taped to the walls for a Friday night event. About a dozen people and 6 #dogs sat around several tables supplied with pieces of cardboard, as well as watercolor paper, graphite-covered tracing paper and, last, high-quality, perfectly replicated sketches of each pet. The sketches, based on the photos, had been drawn a day or 2 before by Michele Cahill, the founder of Pet Portrait Fun. Participants trace the sketches, then use watercolors to paint their dog’s portrait. A short demonstration kicked off the evening. “This is the kind of class where you’re not going to paint a moon or flower and then leave it in a bar at the end of the night,” she said. “People take the time to paint their dogs and are proud of their work. They’re not going to throw it out.” @mosadek photographed Marissa Klenetsky and Matthew Hennessy with their dog, Frankie. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #??

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