Ozone Baby

Digital painting (not photo filtered) of Ozone Baby just learning to eat mush. Dreams of bones in her future.  Ozone had a litter of her own on September 14, 2018.  Her adult name is Calypso's Harlequin:"Harley".  Artwork converted to 36 x 24 poster. Reproductions available at dcomplex@netzero.net.  

Shino Miniature Bull Terrier

A stone wear Bull Terrier Mask by Denra.  This bully is treated with a flourish of crystal lamp work, copper beads and fittings all wired in wiht copper. Its eyes are adorned with copper metallic linings.  Made as a trophy for the ACC MBTCA national dog show as Best of Breed. Shino and black matte glaze. Wired to hang.

Bully & Carnival Sculpture

Marie Prett

Marie's interest in the human and animal form has been there from her earliest memories of drawing and painting. It has lasted through six years of art education where every design project was given a figurative twist however 'functional' the intention.

See a lot morebullies at 

http://www.marieprett.co.uk/marieprettswork.php#ad-image-18

Steampunk Leather Bull Terrier

Steampunk bully in leather

This bully is actually life sized.

This piece is by Bob Basset who is Russian. In the beginning it was supposed to be a dog mask for a magazine cover, but the dog was strictly against putting it on so he had to create a leather dog-model to wear the mask. Typically he makes masks that are on the dark side and you can find more of his things at 

http://bob-basset.livejournal.com

Poor Lancelot

This mask by Denra is mixed media of porcelain ceramic, glazed in a metallic finish,with a multi layered fabric insert in the forehead and woven textile in the muzzle.  The piece is finished with metal fittings at the temples and nose.  For information you can write dcomplex@netzero.net.

magic bull

Mixed Media wall piece of glazed porcelain, textiles and vinyl coated wire by Denra. Bully appears to leap through the eyes of a clown-mime in this happy piece.  For information write dcomplex@netzero.net

Christmas Peace Bull Terrier

This sketch was done by artist Roger Baird who is a retired art Professor in California. Roger primarily sculpts but did this piece inspired by his own Bull Terrier.