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Melanie Light's Articles Display Category|Title|Newest|Oldest Learning the Hard Way: The Essentials of Halloween Dog Costume Design Over the years, I've learned a number of lessons about Halloween Dog Costume Design. I've learned the hard way. The Role of Animals of Ancient Egypt Animals played an important role in ancient Egypt, and they were given rights equal to that of mankind. Sacred animals and often pets were mummified in order to preserve them for the afterlife. Dog Artists David Hockney, William Wegman, and George Rodrigue David Hockney, William Wegman, and George Rodrigue have all used dogs as a focal point, which shows that dog art is a powerful medium of expression that not only captures the art world, but mainstream art lovers as well. Through the Pop movement of the 1960s and contemporary art circles worldwide, these artists have used their pets as heartfelt muses that captivate and bring wonder even to the most stringent of critics. Leonardo da Vinci: Leonardo's Animals Part 1 of 2 Throughout the mid to late 1470s, Leonardo worked on a series of different studies relating to the theme of the Madonna and the Christ Child, holding a cat. It was originally thought that no paintings existed beyond his initial studies for these paintings. Recently; however, "Madonna with the Cat" was discovered to be an authentic painting by Leonardo.The painting is based on a legend about a cat being born at the same moment as the baby Jesus. Dogs Playing Poker: Beyond Art, Behind Coolidge C. M. Coolidge, known for his "poker playing dogs", was a brilliant man with innovative ideas and an entrepreneurial instinct about art. Coolidge created 16 paintings of dogs - seven that portrayed dogs playing pool. The other nine were dogs surrounding a poker table. After his success with painting dogs, a new idea provided him a profitable income. He started the invention of Comic Foregrounds. Leonardo da Vinci: Leonardo’s Animals Part 2 (of 2) Leonard Da Vinci had a passionate interest in studying animals, which was unique for his time. Leonardo is known to have kept horses, along with dogs, cats and other animals.He studied and observed animals, and sketched and painted them with grace and realism. He infused his renditions of animals with nobility – a characteristic that stemmed from his deep love and respect for the animals he sketched and painted. Leonardo was a vegetarian.

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