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I have a new collection of originals available in my shop!
I’m super excited about this new collection of flower girls that are inspired by summertime and following your dreams.
This new series of paintings is a spin off of the soft Renaissance-inspired portraits I was creating earlier this year.
I wanted to continue painting portraits that you might see hanging as you climb the staircase of a great castle, but with a modern-imaginative twist, using lots of neon colors and mixed media.
It was so hard to choose just one frame, so they are each available with a gold, white or black frame (I especially adore the gold).
Each piece is created with inks, acrylics, oils, pastels, pencil and pen. They are ready to hang.
I hope you enjoy them!
Happy painting!
xo,
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