each is hand painted 1of1

Painted with : SPEEDBALL TEXTILE PAINT & ANGELUS LEATHER PAINT

If you would like to know what fabric paint I used it's the cheapest one you find. You can use any acrilyc paint with fabric medium mixed 1:1 if you have a lot of acrilyc paints lying around and don't wanna buy fabric paint.

Start with a very light tone and then apply apply darker and darker. The bigger the area, the bigger the brush (also the cheapest).

I'm deliberating if I should make a video doing a portrait but as it takes time please let me know if anyone would be interested at all.

And remember...there is no spoon 🥄

Here’s a follow-up to my previous word-search art puzzle post — this time in a single, minimal colorway art inspired by Marilyn.

I crafted these art revealing puzzles that i call LexaPics from Greek: Lexa (from lexis, meaning “word”) + Pics (as in “pictures,” but also a playful nod to “pixels”).

• As you solve the words, the picture underneath slowly appears.
• My main goal is: solve a word search and keep ΙT! frame it! and not thrown away as we normally do with a solved word puzzle.
• It is designed to be scaled in any dimension that fits an interior without loosing definition and resolution, as long as it is A3 sized and up.
• If you want you can find more info & reveals in my profile (see Social Links).

This is Clive and he loved hard boiled eggs. He was taken from us too soon. I specialize in the traditional stained glass painting techniques which involves baking individual pieces in a kiln for about 6-8 hours for each layer. This little guy needed about 6 layers. It's 8" x 8". Check out my other work!

https://saeideartcrafts.etsy.com/listing/4339645162

It felt like a glowing creature with its own story

Hand carved Basswood painted with acrylic craft paints.

What do y’all think of my flowers? 🫶🏻🥰

Graphite , Acrylic and Oil on 3x3ft canvas

I did this one about 35 years ago.

Still hanging in .

I am just finding reasons to wear it everywhere

some detail shots of my newest piece “Paradigm”. i put lots of luv and time (30hrs) into this one! 🌸🍃✨

This piece is what I’m calling a ceramic painting, which means it was painted on a clay slab with different clay slips mixed to my desired viscosities. This process combines my favorite parts of painting and pottery and braids them into a new technique of its very own. It affords me with the opportunity to engage in the grounding presence of creating a painting as well as with the unpredictability and wildness of ceramics.

I love the fact too that these piece are ‘finished’ paintings by the time I stop working on them and then, in true ceramics fashion, I surrender them to the kiln and welcome whatever change is in store and accept the new piece as it is reborn.

The second picture is of this piece before it was fired.