Dog Wrinkled Baseball T-Shirts

hand drawn brown dog with some wrinkles, cartoon style

Wrinkled Royalty Pug Life, Trendsetting Tee for Dog Lovers

American Bulldog Illustration

American Bulldog Illustration

A drooly, wrinkly dog

The perfect gift for dog lovers or anyone who laughs at the antics of these adorable snub nosed puppies. This cool canine is sure to bring a smile to everyone they meet.

This was quite a challenge! Bulldogs have so many creases and unusual features. My reference was from a photo I took at a costume dog show. I was tempted to paint him with the costume but decided against it. At first I was just going to do just his face but then decided he needed a body.

The 'Colorful Dogue de Bordeaux in Splash Art Style' image presents a lively and artistic portrayal of the Dogue de Bordeaux. Featuring vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes, this artwork captures the breed's large build and distinctive wrinkled face. Ideal for those who appreciate the beauty of large dog breeds, this piece blends modern art techniques with the classic charm of the French Dogue de Bordeaux.

The 'Expressive Splashed Paint Bulldog in Vivid Colors' is an abstract and colorful depiction of the Bulldog breed. Highlighting the Bulldog's wrinkled face and stocky build, this artwork blends modern pet art with vibrant colors and a splash paint style. Ideal for Bulldog lovers, this piece is a testament to the breed's unique charm, portrayed in an energetic and artistic manner.

The 'Colorful Bloodhound Portrait in Expressive Splash Art Style' depicts the gentle and noble nature of the Bloodhound breed. Featuring a vibrant color palette, this artwork uses dynamic splash art techniques to highlight the dog's distinctive droopy ears and wrinkled skin. The graphic style with no shading adds a modern touch, making it a striking piece for those who appreciate artistic pet portraits and the unique charm of Bloodhounds.

Cute roly-poly pug dog art, just for you, or for anyone who loves this cute little dog breed!

Pug Life on Black with hand-drawn design by ArtistsQuest.

Pug Life on White with hand-drawn design by ArtistsQuest.

The origin of the Shar Pei is a mystery. They're an extremely old Chinese breed descended from the basal breed used as a guard dog as early as the Han Dynesty. They nearly died out in the 20th century during difficult political times in China, but a man named Matgo Law appealed to different Kennel Clubs (specifically the American Kennel Club) to save the breed. The dog became popular, but in the rush to breed for export, became much more wrinkly! As a result, this "meat mouth" style of Shar Pei became the western breed standard while the truer, smoother bodied "bone jaw" version is still bred in Hong Kong. The Shar Pei is still considered a very rare breed.

Shar Pei puppy standing and watching

The origin of the Shar Pei is a mystery. They're an extremely old Chinese breed descended from the basal breed used as a guard dog as early as the Han Dynesty. They nearly died out in the 20th century during difficult political times in China, but a man named Matgo Law appealed to different Kennel Clubs (specifically the American Kennel Club) to save the breed. The dog became popular, but in the rush to breed for export, became much more wrinkly! As a result, this "meat mouth" style of Shar Pei became the western breed standard while the truer, smoother bodied "bone jaw" version is still bred in Hong Kong. The Shar Pei is still considered a very rare breed.

The origin of the Shar Pei is a mystery. They're an extremely old Chinese breed descended from the basal breed used as a guard dog as early as the Han Dynesty. They nearly died out in the 20th century during difficult political times in China, but a man named Matgo Law appealed to different Kennel Clubs (specifically the American Kennel Club) to save the breed. The dog became popular, but in the rush to breed for export, became much more wrinkly! As a result, this "meat mouth" style of Shar Pei became the western breed standard while the truer, smoother bodied "bone jaw" version is still bred in Hong Kong. The Shar Pei is still considered a very rare breed.

The origin of the Shar Pei is a mystery. They're an extremely old Chinese breed descended from the basal breed used as a guard dog as early as the Han Dynesty. They nearly died out in the 20th century during difficult political times in China, but a man named Matgo Law appealed to different Kennel Clubs (specifically the American Kennel Club) to save the breed. The dog became popular, but in the rush to breed for export, became much more wrinkly! As a result, this "meat mouth" style of Shar Pei became the western breed standard while the truer, smoother bodied "bone jaw" version is still bred in Hong Kong. The Shar Pei is still considered a very rare breed.