I can’t believe I was lucky enough to get the best dog

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 23.6in (W) x 15.8in (H) x 2.2in (D)

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$607.75

Arrives 20–23 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

The Dog Park painting is finally done, and it's a real howl, capturing the joy of our local community, their fur babies, and iconic landmarks like Parliament House and the Telstra tower. The painting features 34 puppers, 18 humans, and various birds and dog park objects, including a gazillion lost balls and one very special frisbee. Thanks to the Weston Creek Dog Park community, who made this painting possible, for being a bunch of legends who are lucky enough to have the best doggos!

Artist Bio

Hi, I’m Valentyna Crane — a contemporary impressionist landscape painter based in Canberra. I paint the feeling of a place: changing light, shifting atmosphere, and that sense of moving air that makes a landscape come alive.

My art journey began in Crimea, Ukraine, where I trained at the Samokish College of Fine Arts, and later completed a Master’s degree in Architecture and Landscape Design at V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University. Even earlier, my foundation was shaped by formal training at the Fine Arts School for children in Simferopol, where I studied drawing, composition, sculpture, decorative arts, and traditional painting techniques.

That classical background still supports my work today — strong structure and confident draftsmanship — but I paint with freedom: vibrant colour, luminous light, and expressive brushstrokes. My influences stretch from the Russian masters (like Repin) to the colour and light of Cézanne and Monet.

Now in Australia, I’m endlessly inspired by Canberra’s crisp air, open skies, and bush textures. I love creating paintings that feel uplifting and alive — pieces you’ll keep noticing and enjoying as you live with them.

My purpose is simple: to bring more light and beauty into the world, and to share that feeling with the people who connect with my work. If you have any questions, or you’d like to discuss a commission, I’d love to hear from you.