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HOPE ON THE HORIZON. 7 x7 inches on wood.
i love this girl hope. whenever i look at her, she makes me smile.
she is one who’s always looking out towards that little light… right on the horizon. She is full of hope and meant to inspire all others to follow their hearts.
for this painting, i went out into my backyard and set up all of my art supplies. i’d been frustrated with another painting, and decided to start this one. and from there, she really just jumped out of the paint. for a while, i just called her sunny or sunshine because that’s really what she radiates.
but then when i thought about it, i realized it’s almost as if she’s after a monarch butterfly on the most beautiful day. she is just happy and as hopeful as can be.
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Limited Edition Lockets
just for the holidays! i’ll be taking preorders for these lovely lockets until Wednesday November 2…it will be the last order before the holidays! find all of the details and order information right here.
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Abstract and Figurative Painter
Juliette Crane creates luminous, dreamlike paintings shaped by memory, imagination and nature. She builds translucent layers of color until something familiar begins to emerge. Based in Wisconsin’s scenic Driftless Region, her work is represented by select galleries across the United States.
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6 comments
Jen @Sadie Inspired
She is absolutely darling. I just love the meaning too. There is always hope!! Have a beautiful Monday. 🙂
Dianne
She's quite lovely!
jessica
May I ask a question about your process? I use the same FC pens, or attempt to, over acrylic and they refuse to work! The tips go “dead” and won't give ink, even if I've just bought the pen. I can't find a pen that works well over acrylic. I'm not sure what paint medium you use, but I wonder if you have any insight?Thank you:) Jessica
Juliette Crane
hi jessica, i use the FC pens over acrylics and pastel. my trick is to wipe off the tip right away on my palm. that clears off the dust and paint and keeps it lasting much longer. i also love black india ink and either a calligraphy or very thin brush for outlines over acrylic paint-or pretty much anything.
best wishes,
juliette
Rachael Caringella
I love those lockets! Your art is truly magical!!
Ada (new york)
These are adorable! Also, I love your outside (backyard) studio office ; )