A Song of Hope

Prints and other items featuring this image are available in my Society6 store.

Fine art print on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using an advanced digital dry ink method to ensure vibrant image quality. Custom trimmed with 1" border for framing.

A delightful little bird, singing a happy song of hope.
This image will be hope inspiring on anyone's wall.
It features a quote from Emily Dickinson.
"Hope is the thing with feathers that
perches in the soul and sings the
tunes without the words and never
stops at all." ~ Emily Dickinson

mandala red flower - ink/acrylic

5"x5" ink and acrylic

mandala leaf - ink acrylic

4.5" ink/acrylic

mandala sun - ink/acrylic

4.5" ink/acrylic

mandala spirals - acrylic

4.5" acrylic

mandala dream catcher - ink/acrylic

7.5" x 5.5" ink and acrylic

mandala bubbles - ink/acrylic

4.5" ink and acrylic

mandala - ink/acrylic

4.5" ink and acrylic

Self Portrait -acrylic

7.5"x5.5" acrylic
I need much more practice in the area of portraiture. No?

Crazy Lady, self portrait

5.5"x7" acrylic

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala--acrylic

5.5"x7" acrylic

View from Finca Filadelfia

5.5"x7" acrylic

I finally finished it. Though this particular volcano ("Agua") is dormant. I decided to let it give off a little steam. I changed the sky and added more shadows.

Orchids

10"x8" acrylic

Fishy Fauxsaic

5.5"x7" acrylic

It's been raining a lot here lately, so the air is very moist. My tiles are taking a long time to dry. So I moved on to something new. Hopefully they will dry soon.

Oh Fishy Fishee Fishey Fish

5.5"x7" acrylic

Fauxsaic

 

5.5"x7" acrylic

WIP View from Finca Filadelfia

This one is a Work In Progress (WIP). It was trickier than I imagined. I'll post again when it is finished.

Finca Filadelfia "Pressed Flower"

From Gina's Artwork

5.5"x7" acrylic

First painting in my painting a day challenge. I was inspired by a small flower I picked and pressed on my birthday. I was at the Finca Filadelfia, a coffee plantation, in a little village called San Felipe de Jesus (where I am currently living), just north of La Antigua Guatemala.