Afghan Hound Dog Cartoon Illustration Tapestries

Afghan hound dog cartoon illustration

Afghan hound dog cartoon illustration

The mighty German Tiger tank of world war 2, fully illustrated and crewed by those pesky Dogs of War. One of them is even crying havoc!

Beautiful textured watercolour design of a Catahoula Leopard Dog by York artist Jess Chappell (Animal Art by Jess)

This vibrant piece, titled 'Afghan Hound Smiling DJ: Grooving with Style', depicts a grinning Afghan Hound, kitted out as a DJ with over-ear headphones and sunglasses. Rendered in a captivating Japanese art style, the artwork showcases the dog's natural fur colors, enhanced with bold and bright tones and subtle unique highlights. The focus is on the dog's head, set against a plain white background, highlighting the hound's joyful and stylish demeanor without any shading or shadows.

Envision a heartwarming hand-drawn portrait of an Afghan hound, its smooth coat depicted with intricate detail and warmth. With expressive eyes that radiate loyalty and playfulness, the Afghan hound is drawn with a mix of reality and cartoon style.

Beagle dog cartoon illustration

Afghan Hound Dog Portrait drawing in white for black and all dark colored shirts.

from an original work, reworked in photoshop and A.I.

A whimsical drawing of an Afghan Hound with hair flower and a bird friend

Afghan Hounds are known for their long gownlike silky coats, but all that hair hides a lithe and athletic body. They are a basal breed, which is a lineage so old it predates modern breeds. As sight hounds they were originally utilized for hunting small game although nowadays those skills are mostly applied to lure coursing. They are aloof and elegant dogs as at home on a rich velvet couch as they are on the move.

Luxe Luxurious Long-haired Hound

An afghan hound decorated with beautiful watercolor flowers. If you like this, feel free to browse my other designs.

Pharaoh hound dog cartoon illustration

Afghan Hounds are known for their long gownlike silky coats, but all that hair hides a lithe and athletic body. They are a basal breed, which is a lineage so old it predates modern breeds. As sight hounds they were originally utilized for hunting small game although nowadays those skills are mostly applied to lure coursing. They are aloof and elegant dogs as at home on a rich velvet couch as they are on the move.

Basset hound dog cartoon illustration

An afghan hound decorated with beautiful watercolor flowers. If you like this, feel free to browse my other designs.

from an original doodle.

Basset hounds may be known as droopy dogs, but they are excellent scent hounds. Their long ears actually work to waft scents toward their faces. They were originally bred for tracking hare. The name Basset utilizes the French word "Bas" meaning low. These low hounds are friendly but known to be stubborn.

Basset hounds may be known as droopy dogs, but they are excellent scent hounds. Their long ears actually work to waft scents toward their faces. They were originally bred for tracking hare. The name Basset utilizes the French word "Bas" meaning low. These low hounds are friendly but known to be stubborn.

Basset hounds may be known as droopy dogs, but they are excellent scent hounds. Their long ears actually work to waft scents toward their faces. They were originally bred for tracking hare. The name Basset utilizes the French word "Bas" meaning low. These low hounds are friendly but known to be stubborn.

Basset hounds may be known as droopy dogs, but they are excellent scent hounds. Their long ears actually work to waft scents toward their faces. They were originally bred for tracking hare. The name Basset utilizes the French word "Bas" meaning low. These low hounds are friendly but known to be stubborn.

Beautiful textured watercolour design of a Basset Hound dog by York artist Jess Chappell (Animal Art by Jess)

Magestic and elegant, the Borzoi is a striking member of the sight hound family. Originally called the Russian Woflhound, the Borzoi was bred as a hunting dog during the reign of the Romanovs. Novelist Leo Tolstoy immortalized a Borzoi in his novel War and Peace.

Magestic and elegant, the Borzoi is a striking member of the sight hound family. Originally called the Russian Woflhound, the Borzoi was bred as a hunting dog during the reign of the Romanovs. Novelist Leo Tolstoy immortalized a Borzoi in his novel War and Peace.

Magestic and elegant, the Borzoi is a striking member of the sight hound family. Originally called the Russian Woflhound, the Borzoi was bred as a hunting dog during the reign of the Romanovs. Novelist Leo Tolstoy immortalized a Borzoi in his novel War and Peace.

Magestic and elegant, the Borzoi is a striking member of the sight hound family. Originally called the Russian Woflhound, the Borzoi was bred as a hunting dog during the reign of the Romanovs. Novelist Leo Tolstoy immortalized a Borzoi in his novel War and Peace.

Magestic and elegant, the Borzoi is a striking member of the sight hound family. Originally called the Russian Woflhound, the Borzoi was bred as a hunting dog during the reign of the Romanovs. Novelist Leo Tolstoy immortalized a Borzoi in his novel War and Peace.

The origin of the name "Beagle" is unknown, although the common theory is that it comes from the French word "begueule" which means "gate throat" because of their throaty baying. This looks like a miniature foxhound but was mostly used to hunt hare. They have one of the best noses in the canine world and are employed often to scent contraband at international checkpoints, especially agriculture.

Bloodhounds have the best noses in the canine world. They've been used since the middle ages to hunt deer, wild boar, and even people! Nowadays, they are still used to hunt and track by farmers, sportsmen, and police.

Bloodhounds have the best noses in the canine world. They've been used since the middle ages to hunt deer, wild boar, and even people! Nowadays, they are still used to hunt and track by farmers, sportsmen, and police.

The origin of the name "Beagle" is unknown, although the common theory is that it comes from the French word "begueule" which means "gate throat" because of their throaty baying. This looks like a miniature foxhound but was mostly used to hunt hare. They have one of the best noses in the canine world and are employed often to scent contraband at international checkpoints, especially agriculture.