Do things think? Who knows? Well ok, bear with me… What if they did think … What would they be thinking?

This is the Thinking behind my ´Thinking Things´ project

Thinking things will get you thinking about everyday objects in a new light.

DOG ENDZ – A collection of wooftastic cartoons is available to sniff out on AMAZON!

At the start of 2020, my next project was going to be series of paintings about climate crisis. Then along came the Covid pandemic, lockdown, and the ‘New Normal’.

I drew a cartoon of a dog sniffing another’s smelly bits, blissfully unaware of social distancing. It went down well on social media, and I realised that instead of yet more gloom and doom, I should try to make people smile.

¨Nikki Attree sees the world through the eyes of our Best Friends and reflects their innocent humour. This collection will warm your heart. We all need to be a bit more dog and be present. And this would make a great present!¨ –——-Beverley Cuddy Editor of Dogs Today Magazine

“In an ever more cruel world, Dog Endz brought a smile to my face¨ ————Pen Farthing, Sunday Times best-selling author and founder of Nowzad dog charity

¨Nikki Attree has taken our incredible relationship with dogs and cats into a comical and heartwarming world with ‘Dog Endz’ a wonderful collection of cartoons that will bring a much-needed smile to all animal lovers.” ————Dominic Dyer Animal welfare campaigner, writer and broadcaster.

“Dog Endz is brilliantly funny and humorously insightful…I loved it. I would advise anyone whose concentrating on opening their Chakra not to do it too close to Victor!¨ ————Peter Egan, actor (Downton Abbey, AfterLife) and UK Ambassador to Animal Asia.

Exhibtion ‘Rescue Me‘ Centro Cultural Del Adeje’  Tenerife – October 2019 – The paintings are based on dogs I’ve met in the refuges and abandoned on the streets in Tenerife. The aim was to get people to think about the plight of these abandoned dogs, show that there can be a better future for them, and to motivate people to do something. The message is: visit a refuge and rescue a dog!

My work featured in Dogs Monthly

To find out how I started on my artistic journey (with some occasionally embarrassing pics) check out my ABOUT ME page

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