Simplicity of Strokes

I cannot bear to waste any paint. Whenever I have just a bit of paint left on a brush I either add to my hallway graffiti wall or paint the last bits on a not-yet-painted journal page or canvas. This piece is the result of a bit of yellow and black brush clean-up. I was going to start layering on top of it but decided I like the composition as is.

"Simplicity of Strokes"

This is an 9.5"x7.5" piece in my art journal. Prints available on request.

(Printed image will be slightly cropped for printing purposes.) 

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Little One

When I started this painting I was planning on creating a bird with many more details than I ended up with, but somehow the simplicity of the painting at this stage was super appealing to me. It added to this little one's innocence. I think I may try to have this image put on infant size onesies. :-)

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"Little One"

Miniature easel included in the price of the painting.

All works are copyrighted and all rights are reserved by the artist.

My original paintings are available in my online gallery.

Prints of many of my paintings are available in my Etsy shop. 

Let me know if you're interested in prints of my paintings.

  I welcome commissions.

Please click the links below to share my blog.

I'd love to hear from you...feel free to leave me a comment.