A Boy with his Dog Step by Step

Step 1: Underpaintings of all the darks.
 Step 2: Distressed Wood
 Step 3: Skin Tones and early face
 Step 4: Face done!
 Step 5: Window done!
 Step 6: Calling it quits after paints dry up
Step 7: Final Painting! Signed Sealed Delivered at your doorstep.

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