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Fauna Gallery
Whale of a Tale
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Whale of a Tale is a painterly whale's tail with a big splash of ocean. Original painted using watercolor and alcohol on Yupo paper.
Whale of a Tale is a painterly whale's tail with a big splash of ocean. Original painted using watercolor and alcohol on Yupo paper.
Pine Forest Cardinals
Original Unavailable | Art Prints & Products Available
Interpretation of Cardinals – male & female – on a log
Interpretation of Cardinals – male & female – on a log
Winter Chickadee
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A chickadee on a branch with a cool blue gray background
A chickadee on a branch with a cool blue gray background
Joyful Penguin
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Joyful penguin, created using Sumi-e (ink painting), snowflakes with water soluble wax pastel, hand lettering with watercolor marker, brought together digitally.
Joyful penguin, created using Sumi-e (ink painting), snowflakes with water soluble wax pastel, hand lettering with watercolor marker, brought together digitally.
Whimsical Chameleon
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This whimsical chameleon is from the artists own reference photo taken while visiting a zoo in Helsinki Finland. The chameleon was putting on a show that day. Slowly curling its tail and changing color.
The original design for this painting was inspired by a themed juried exhibition. A crayon themed one welcoming children back to school.
Even though life interrupted and this artwork was left to be finished later and not entered, the painting was completed with watercolors and water soluble wax-pastels.
This whimsical chameleon is from the artists own reference photo taken while visiting a zoo in Helsinki Finland. The chameleon was putting on a show that day. Slowly curling its tail and changing color.
The original design for this painting was inspired by a themed juried exhibition. A crayon themed one welcoming children back to school.
Even though life interrupted and this artwork was left to be finished later and not entered, the painting was completed with watercolors and water soluble wax-pastels.
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