Portrait Testamonials

• Portrait of Granddaughter: "Thank you SO much Warren. No one could have done as wonderful a job as you. You pick up her facial expression perfectly."
  Pam Mullins February 2004
  
  
  
• Portrait of Granddaughter with Dog Guy: "What a Beautiful picture of Carrie and Guy. You have a wonderful God given talent and you sure know how to make use of it. Thank you. Thank you."
  Carol Kelly July 2004
  
  
  
• Chloe': "I received the portrait of my Basset Hound Chloe'. It is just perfect!! She looks exactly like the one in the picture I sent. My daughters arc so excited to have a drawing of her as a puppy now that she is growing. Thank you so much for having done such a great job."
  Kathy Genel June 2003
  
  
  
• Latte: "We gave Mike the drawing yesterday and he loved it. He's going to have it framed. He thought you caught the spirit of Latte. He said the drawing even showed that one of Latte's eyes was larger than the other. Thanks for the great gift of your art."
  Pat Dangerfield January 2004
  
  
  
• Swartie & Merle: "After dinner, sat Dad and Wini on the couch, made them shut their eyes. Of course, my Daddy was in shock and Wini started crying. I was surprised her first response was toward Swartie since Merle just passed away. My Dad called after they got home twice and again this morning. Funny how he expresses his love for the portrait in his own little way. You captured the kitties well considering Wini's reaction. Thank you again for making my parents Christmas a merry one."
  Susan Rich December 2001
  
  
  
• Sam: "I wanted to let you know how much my friend absolutely loved the portrait! She described it as intensely her. She said she wouldn't change a thing and especially liked the eye coloring. Thanks for such a wonderful job on it, she really loves it. She presently has it displayed on a small stand beside the fireplace in her bedroom. It looks like she is resting there and when my friend walks around the room, she says it looks like Sam is following her with her blue eyes."
  Linda Endress July 2001