Wood burning and acrylic paint
One must focus on their own growth and path in life. There is no need to make comparisons, looking to see if the “grass is greener on the other side”. Focus on your garden. Water your seeds, watch the plants grow.
Acrylic on wood canvas
12” x 12”
Original painting
I love working with wooden canvas and panels. It’s something about painting on the smooth surface that’s so satisfying to me. I also think the colors pop out more on wood. For this painting, I wanted to play with movement more. Kinda gives the illusion of “white sheets” or the ocean flowing.
Acrylic, foil flakes, ink and copic marker on canvas
11” x 14”
Original painting
This painting, created with acrylics, foil flakes, and Copic markers, features a bright orange background and a figure with brown skin resembling shattered glass. It reflects an optimistic outlook despite life's challenges, playing on the saying 'looking at the glass half full.' The character, though not whole herself, is portrayed as still full within, embodying resilience and inner strength.
Acrylic and ink on canvas
11” x 14”
Original painting
This artwork showcases an orange figure with eyes scattered throughout, set against a vivid blue sky. The bright colors and unique details create a curious vibe, inviting the viewer to explore the feeling of being watched.
Acrylic and gold flakes on canvas
24” x 30”
This painting is all speaking highly of yourself. It shows a pair of colorful lips glowing with solid gold teeth. I wanted to remind us how powerful it is to talk kindly about ourselves. Looking at this painting, you're encouraged to see your worth and strengths. It's a colorful reminder to be confident and embrace who you are.
No matter what, you are worthy.
16” x 20”
Acrylic and ink on canvas
Life is known to bring people into your life and bring them out of your life when they have served their purpose. No matter how it may have ended, this transition can be a hard one. But always know no importance what you will continue to grow and prosper with or without them.
Acrylic on canvas
18” x24”
This is one of my favorite paintings that I have done. It is a remake of an old picture I created (seen in the last photo). For this painting, I wanted to add more colors to it and experiment more with value.
“All Seeing” is truly about seeing everything for what it is and accepting it.
