A Sometimes Gallery

is the artist behind this incredible original painting on wood and this giclée print of her fur baby Billie. Proceeds from the print sale go to Underdogs Rock!. She is a dog foster for and is hosting the fundraiser and meet and greet tomorrow at the gallery at the closing party. We hope to see you there.

This gorgeous rendition of Calvin by is so charming and full of life! Acrylic and colored pencil on panel. Crystal who runs will have a bake sale tomorrow raising funds for

Milkshake by is wearing a cute polka-dotted sweater in this portrait. “Milky”, as she’s called by familiars, happens to be close pals with my girl Frida. I love this acrylic on wood life-sized portrait by her mom

I first met Winston (the long haired dachshund) and his human Steve at the dog park several years ago. Steve has since participated in a few shows and gallery events, so I knew he’d love to put Winston in the DOG show! Steve made two identical & reversible wooden sculptures (with feet so they can be displayed free-standing) of Winston rolling by on his skateboard.

Sunny Eckerle’s rendition of her dog Jeff looks like a magazine spot illustration but is over 3 feet tall! Crafted out of foamcore and paint I love how Sunny scaled up her drawing to a life sized sculpture.

Ben Seale created his bulldog titled “Ruff Draft” out of paint and plywood. I love the painterly treatment on his fur and his perpetual grumpy side eye. His spiked collar lets you know he means business! Created by

I reached out to one of my favorite illustrator/animators .makes to see if he might make a dog. Of course he went all in and made a 4 foot tall poodle. While I was walking my dog one day, I ran into a real life version of this dog and they ended up coming to the gallery - see second photo!

Emily also crafted these life size tufted yarn tennis balls, perfect for every dog who collects art!

I also knew I wanted texture, of course my favorite tufted rug artist came to mind and executed this wonderful dog named Peanut. Lovingly made by

Anna Rogers was the top of my list when I started curating the DOG show. She cuts the shapes out of wood then carefully paints the details. They are all so charming!
And, fun fact, she painted a mural in the gallery bathroom featuring her dogs. So when you visit, be sure to use the loo!

Dog Show closing party - with puppies! Sunday July 26th, 11-3. This will be the last day to view the dog show, which features over 20 Portland area artists. Adoption event and raffle to benefit hosted by . We will have adoptable puppies here to meet and pet. Crystal of will have a fundraiser bake sale with treats for you and your dog. Come one come all! The pieces by and will also contribute to our fundraising efforts for where volunteers.

We have some gallery hours coming up. Mark your calendars! With