Featured Artist: Bridget Wilkinson
I stumbled across Bridget Wilkinson’s art online several years ago and quickly fell in love with her use of shapes, patterns, and color. It’s hard not to love her work because it’s so happy! Last year a purchased a set of coasters from my new English friend and they fit perfectly in my home. I was […]
Kate – Melody
Kate 12×12 inches Watercolor on Paper Click Here to Purchase I’ve started a new series of paintings featuring portraits of musicians. Here’s one of Kate, who inspired me greatly when I found her image on the app Sktchy.
Featured Artist: Carne Griffiths
Carne Griffiths is an amazing abstract portrait artist who creates spell-binding work. I was thrilled when he agreed to answer some questions for an artist feature for my blog. Check out his work at www.carengriffiths.com and connect on social media at : FACEBOOK – INSTAGRAM – TWITTER 1. Tell us about your journey as an artist. I grew up always fascinated […]
1-Hour Sketch: Emma
Emma 5×7 inches Watercolor on Paper As you can see, if you follow my blog, I ran out of time for several of my paintings for the 30 Day Challenge. Life got in the way and I had several commitments that popped up but I’m not going to let it get me down! I’m going […]
Day 23 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017
Day 23 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017 “Mica” 5×7 inches Watercolor on Paper Check out a time-lapse of this painting being painted here:
Day 22 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017
Day 22 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017 “Bean” 5×7 inches Watercolor on Paper
Day 20 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017
Day 20 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017 “Sawyer Nicole” 5×7 inches Watercolor on Paper
Featured Artist: Plinio Pinto
Watercolor artist, Plinio Pinto is one of the most skilled watercolor artists I’ve ever met. He has a unique style. His watercolor paintings have an oil painting-like quality to them. The layers of color are so clean and the detail is so precise, it’s breathtaking. I owe a lot of my success as an artist […]
Day 19 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017
Day 19 – 30 in 30 Challenge 2017 Nariman 5×7 inches Watercolor on Paper
Artist Tips: How to Package Watercolor Artwork Without a Frame
When you start your own art business, you quickly learn that when you sell a painting, you have to figure out how you’re going to get the artwork to your client. Packaging is really important for two reasons: 1) you want to make a great first impression and 2) you want to protect the artwork […]