Painted fur babies
Several painters with skills from beginner to advanced who are wild about their pets turned out to the Alameda Park office Tuesday evening for a Paint Your Pet painting class.
The class, taught by Laura Nickel, was offered by Butler County Parks and Recreation.
Attendees brought in pictures of their beloved pets and were provided an 8x8 canvas and all supplies required. Larger canvases were available. Painters learned to copy a photo onto a canvas, and paint their beloved pet.
Instructor Laura Nickel gives directions on how to paint fur at a Paint Your Pet class on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Sierra Frazier works on her pet painting during a Paint Your Pet event, taught by Laura Nickel, on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Laura Nickel, teacher at a Paint Your Pet class, admires a student's painting on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Instructor Laura Nickel gives directions at a Paint Your Pet class on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Tifany Boring works on her pet painting during a Paint Your Pet event, taught by Laura Nickel, on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
From left, Sierra Frazier and Tifany Boring work on their pet paintings during a Paint Your Pet event, taught by Laura Nickel, on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Sierra Frazier works on her pet painting during a Paint Your Pet event, taught by Laura Nickel, on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Instructor Laura Nickel gives directions on how to paint fur at a Paint Your Pet class on Tuesday, March 19, at the Alameda Park office. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
