Art Galleries & Collections

Featured Collections

Risograph-style print of a dog in black ink with a bold flat silhouette on pale cream paper — Doggie Style — dogs including Barks Too Much, Brave Dog Dead Dog, The Actor and The Good Dog.

Risograph-style print of cats with a pentacle shape, black ink on cream paper with a folk-art mood — Some Cats — Baby Cat, Blue Boy, Cat House and Cat Musicians among 49 results.

Risograph-style print of a pink cat with two birds, warm pink and black ink on cream paper — Birds — Black Swan, Golden Eye and Running Bird among 25 results.

Risograph-style print of a ceramic form with striking green eyes, black ink and green accents on cream paper — Ceramic Stuff — ceramic masks, tiles and other sculptural forms.

Risograph-style print of stylized animal and bird figures in warm orange, yellow and green tones — Paintings — acrylics, oils and watercolors, plus works on paper.

Risograph-style print of a bearded pig in black line work on cream paper, simple and folk-like — Works on Paper — 65 results including Bearded Pig, Baby Cow and Blu Fishes.

Browse by Subject

Group	Collections
Animals	Birds, Cats, Dogs, Farm Animals, Wild Animals
Farm Animals	Bulls, Cows, Ducks, Goats, Pigs, Roosters, Sheep, Horses
Wild Animals	Mice, Rabbits, Turtles, Giraffes, Wolf
Themed	Creatures, Day of the Dead, Doggie Style, Oink, On the Farm, Some Cats, The Latest Suspects
Media	Ceramics, Masks, Tiles, Paintings, Papier mache, Works on Paper

Creatures Collection

The Creatures category currently shows 33 results, including Anteater Meets the North Wind, Black Swan, Cat House, Cat Musicians and Are You Sleeping? Some works appear in more than one category, so titles recur across the birds, cats and dogs listings.

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Lesley Long's site gathers paintings, ceramics, masks, tiles, papier mache, and works on paper into a broad gallery of animal subjects. The emphasis falls on farm creatures and familiar companions, with birds, cats, dogs, bulls, cows, ducks, goats, pigs, roosters, sheep, horses, mice, rabbits, turtles, and wild animals all represented. Even the more unusual pieces—giraffes, wolves, and other creatures—sit comfortably within the same unpolished, document-like presentation that lets the work speak for itself.

Collections are arranged so that browsing feels like wandering through a working studio. Featured groupings include dog-themed paintings, cat scenes, bird studies, ceramic pieces, and mixed media, while subject-based groupings let viewers move between animals, birds, cats, dogs, farm animals, and wild creatures. The page reads as a dense, text-forward catalogue rather than a sleek storefront, with long descriptive passages doing much of the work that navigation and layout might handle elsewhere.

The visual approach matches that utilitarian spirit: a near-black background, cream text, pale gray image placeholders, and restrained teal accents. A wide, letter-spaced uppercase title anchors the frame, while smaller regular-weight type carries the body copy in tightly led paragraphs. Sharp rectangular borders, generous whitespace, and flat minimal controls create a stark, gallery-like atmosphere, drawing attention to the paintings and sculptural forms rather than to decoration, ornament, or elaborate branding.