“Bandit” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, January 2006 Watercolor. When Sophia saw a picture of Bandit she told me she had to paint his face. Sophia had a talent for capturing the emotions and mood of her subject and I can almost see Bandit’s tail twitching in anticipation of a good pounce. This painting is truly stunning and the intense stare from Bandit really pops out. … Continue…Bandit

“Waiting in Pakistan” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, November 2005 Watercolor. Sophia painted “Pakistani Women Waiting,” before she painted “Waiting in Pakistan.” This painting shows her talent for capturing emotion through her masterful executive of color, tone, texture, and detail. … Continue…Waiting In Pakistan

“Pakistani Women Waiting” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, 2005 Watercolor. Sophia was intrigued by other cultures. She saw a photo of Pakistani women peering out of a tent and wondered what they might be waiting for. Food? Freedom? Their children to return? Perhaps her curiosity about what her subjects where thinking in feeling contributed to her remarkable artistic ability to convey a story behind her paintings. … Continue…Pakistani Women Waiting

“My Lioness” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, November 2005, Watercolor. This is one of the first animals Sophia painted. Her first, was a great white shark, but this lion, it all his royal splendor or color and is the first mammal she painted. In 2002, she also painted a lion which was untitled. … Continue…My Lioness

“Harry and Esme” Painting By Sophia Ehrlich, November 2005, Watercolor. Harry was Sophia’s white standard poodle. Sophia loved interjected Harry into her paintings, especially with other animals. The iron thing was that Harry loved to hunt and far more than the company of other animals, Harry loved to stalk. … Continue…Harry and Esme