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Lesley Zoromski

Portrait of “Junior” to Cesar Millan “The Dog Whisperer”

Cesar Millan with Lesley Zoromski
Cesar and Lesley

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April 9, 2011 I attended the International Association of Canine Professionals annual dog conference in San Diego.  I met a lot of great people from all over the world.   There were informative talks from experts in their fields and lots of products to see.  Besides being there as a dog trainer I was also there to share my artwork.   My major goal was to present Cesar Millan “The Dog Whisperer” with a portrait of his dog “Junior”.   Although I was a little nervous,  it couldn’t have gone better. Portrait of "Junior" to Cesar Millan "The Dog Whisperer" 1I  presented the portrait at the end of his talk in front of an audience of about 300 people.   This portrait was a “thank you” from me to Cesar for all of the years of useful and practical information he shared in his show.    2004 was the year that I began my other big passion which was creating original illustrations of dogs.  As I was training dogs, I began to notice the incredible beauty in their faces.  I think Ceasar’s “calm leadership” philosophy  contributed to my ability to connect with and see dogs in a way I hadn’t before.   And now, creating portraits is an important part of my life.   So thank you Cesar … both Junior and Cesar  seemed pleasantly surprised with “Junior’s” portrait as you can see from the pictures.  I also want to thank Martin Deeley  www.floridadogtrainer.com and Denise Collins www.italkdog.com of the IACP organization for helping to make my presentation possible.   I’ll have upcoming posts so you can take a closer look at “Junior’s” portrait.Portrait of "Junior" to Cesar Millan "The Dog Whisperer" 2

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4 Responses

  1. Wonderful portraits. You really capture the essence of each dog. I can see why both Cesar and Junior liked theirs!

    Do you work in pastels? Pencil?
    Beautiful!

  2. This is such an awesome story! Although I am not surprised, Lesley you have always been a woman with big ideas and endless determination. I knew you would meet Cesar sooner or later.

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