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I had so much fun creating the last batch of commissioned paintings, that I thought I’d offer a few more personalized paintings – just for the holidays!
I’m offering 10 Commissioned Paintings with your choice of colors and background… inspired by one of these animal paintings (in the grid above).
Here are the details:
* Small // 13×16″ or 13×13″ // $950
* Medium // 18×23″ or 18×18″ // $1250
* Large // 24×30″ or 24×24″ // $1750
* Shipping included within the U.S.A.
* 2 Month Payment Plans available
* First come, first served
* Contact me for info.
All commissions are created on canvas with 1.5″ deep sides (so the painting continues around the edges) and the back is wired and ready to hang without a frame.
If you’d like your custom painting to be inspired by another piece of mine, just let me know.
I am so incredibly grateful for all of your love and support of my work. Painting and storytelling have always been my passion and I am so very honored to be able to share my art with you.
With love + gratitude,
………….
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I'M JULIETTE
A painter, writer, and creator of The School Of Happy Painting, online courses to help you loosen up, let go, and develop your own unique style.
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