"The Drummer" is an energetic, rhythm-packed original oil painting with giclée prints available, capturing an enthusiastic Pomeranian keeping the beat behind a full drum kit. Set against a cool teal-and-blue stage gradient, the artwork features vibrant colors, rich impasto textures, and fluffy coat details. Wearing a backwards blue baseball cap and a cool denim vest, our tiny rockstar grins with sticks raised mid-solo above a custom bass drum stamped with "POM-PALOOZA" and a paw print. It is an electrifying, witty tribute to drummers, live music, music festivals, and the big personality of small dogs.
Available Options:
Original Oil Painting: Own the one-of-a-kind original masterpiece. Painted directly onto a sturdy 11x14-inch wood panel, featuring beautiful impasto textures and vivid, lasting colors.
Premium Giclée Prints: Bordered with a white margin, high-resolution, museum-quality reproductions that capture every brushstroke of the original. Printed on archival-quality paper or canvas and available in multiple sizes to perfectly fit your space.
Perfect For:
Drummers, percussionists, band members, and live music lovers
Decorating music rooms, rehearsal studios, man caves, kids’ rooms or vibrant living spaces
Pomeranian owners, toy breed lovers, and fans of rock-and-roll pet art
Sticks McFuzzington, better known to Paw Palooza fans as the fluffball with the fastest paws in rock has been showing the world what a six-pound Pomeranian can do behind a drum kit since his very first gig. He makes up for his size with a double-kick technique that rattles water bowls three blocks away and a signature drum solo that is really just enthusiastic spinning in circles. He got his start drumming on food bowls as a puppy, and graduated to a pint sized drum kit. Bandmates say he is a nightmare to tour with (he insists on window seats and demands a squeaky toy before every set) but an absolute legend behind the kit, especially when his fluffy mane gets caught mid-headbang. Fans pack the front row just to watch his ears flop in time with the beat.
"The Drummer" is an energetic, rhythm-packed original oil painting with giclée prints available, capturing an enthusiastic Pomeranian keeping the beat behind a full drum kit. Set against a cool teal-and-blue stage gradient, the artwork features vibrant colors, rich impasto textures, and fluffy coat details. Wearing a backwards blue baseball cap and a cool denim vest, our tiny rockstar grins with sticks raised mid-solo above a custom bass drum stamped with "POM-PALOOZA" and a paw print. It is an electrifying, witty tribute to drummers, live music, music festivals, and the big personality of small dogs.
Available Options:
Original Oil Painting: Own the one-of-a-kind original masterpiece. Painted directly onto a sturdy 11x14-inch wood panel, featuring beautiful impasto textures and vivid, lasting colors.
Premium Giclée Prints: Bordered with a white margin, high-resolution, museum-quality reproductions that capture every brushstroke of the original. Printed on archival-quality paper or canvas and available in multiple sizes to perfectly fit your space.
Perfect For:
Drummers, percussionists, band members, and live music lovers
Decorating music rooms, rehearsal studios, man caves, kids’ rooms or vibrant living spaces
Pomeranian owners, toy breed lovers, and fans of rock-and-roll pet art
Sticks McFuzzington, better known to Paw Palooza fans as the fluffball with the fastest paws in rock has been showing the world what a six-pound Pomeranian can do behind a drum kit since his very first gig. He makes up for his size with a double-kick technique that rattles water bowls three blocks away and a signature drum solo that is really just enthusiastic spinning in circles. He got his start drumming on food bowls as a puppy, and graduated to a pint sized drum kit. Bandmates say he is a nightmare to tour with (he insists on window seats and demands a squeaky toy before every set) but an absolute legend behind the kit, especially when his fluffy mane gets caught mid-headbang. Fans pack the front row just to watch his ears flop in time with the beat.
