Islands Show extended

My show at Islands Art Gallery has been extended through June 14th - if you're in the Charleston area, make sure to stop by!
Islands Art Gallery is located at 1985 Folly Rd in Charleston, right before Folly Beach.

First Southern Show at Islands Art Gallery

Now that I've relocated to Charleston, SC - it's time to have a show on the opposite coast.
What: The Artwork of Haley Doty
When: Reception Sunday April, 18th, 2:30 - 4:30 pm
Where: Islands Art Gallery, 1985 Folly Rd, Charleston, SC
Show on view through May 15th.

Ali Cavanaugh at Robert Lange Studios

Ali Cavanaugh at Robert Lange Studios
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New Dog Paintings!

I've finally finished my Art Auction Paintings and am waiting to hear back from the jury. Here they are!

From Left: Queen King Charles Spaniel, 2009, Acrylic on panel, 10 x 8 x 3/4 inches; King Labrador, 2009, Acrylic on panel, 10 x 8 x 3/4 inches

Virgin Chihuahua

While working on my art auction paintings - I have been browsing through several of my art history books to find inspiration and images of royalty. A new idea has developed from my look back into the progression of art throughout the ages - my first work after the royalty will be a little like this:

The Virgin Mary as a Chihuahua

second 2009 art auction idea

This will be the companion piece to the King Charles Spaniel as Queen Elizabeth painting. Working title: King Labrador?

new painting

I haven't posted in a while, so I thought I'd start up again. I've been asked to be in the Long Beach Museum of Art 2009 Art Auction. This will be the second time I've exhibited for the biannual exhibition, and the last one was pretty successful with a few bids on both paintings. I think this year's paintings will be even more of a crowd pleaser. I'm still working out the ideas for either Victorian era animals or animals representing human characters.


My first idea is in process, a King Charles Spaniel, depicted as Queen Elizabeth


I realized today that I have to thank the installation artist Judy Pfaff for telling me in a summer art critique, when I was 19 years old, to stop trying to use mature subject matter in my artwork, because I was so young, that I should just paint my puppy dog or things like that. I was insulted at the time, but now my puppy dogs are exactly what I want to paint.