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Artist Notes:
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A Mexican Hairless dog is rendered with clean, fluid watercolor strokes, its smooth, sculptural form defined through subtle tonal shifts rather than heavy detail. Soft neutrals and warm shadows shape the figure, allowing the simplicity of the breed’s silhouette to take center stage. There is a quiet elegance in this portrait—refined, poised, and deeply present. The upright posture and attentive expression reflect a calm intelligence and a natural sense of balance, giving the piece a feeling of stillness and intention. One of the oldest known dog breeds, the Xoloitzcuintli has long been associated with companionship and spiritual significance. In this illustration, that heritage is expressed through a sense of quiet reverence, softened by a gentle, affectionate gesture that brings warmth and connection into the moment.
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