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WOMEN AND THEIR DOGS

Faye Moorhouse’s zine highlights the humorous and intimate relationship we share.

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WOMEN AND THEIR DOGS

Illustrator Faye Moorhouse, creator of giclée print One Hundred Hideous Hounds and zines An A–Z of Dogs and Pooing Dogs, turns her nimble brush and observational eye to another less-covered subject. Women and Their Dogs consists of nine paintings that portray the everyday life of the ordinary woman and her faithful friend.

Trips to the supermarket, picnics in the park, and bedtime all come to life in this handmade zine. Moorhouse’s whimsical style warps puddles of colour into endearing studies of people and their pets, highlighting the humorous and intimate relationship we share. Perhaps we see a little of ourselves in each picture—especially the cover, which features a woman on a bed laden with sleepy dogs. 


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PACK OF DOGS

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