The Princess dances with her sunflower headdress.
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This fantasy painting above shows a young child sitting in thick ivy surrounded by the most beautiful parts of nature; the rainbow, a swan, a lady bug and tiny blooms.

If you look closely you can even see where the rainbow has touched the child forever leaving a glow of colour on the skin. You can see the rainbow’s kiss by the child’s feathers. Although there is much to see in this painting it’s intent is to be soft on the eyes and warm on the heart.
I hope you enjoy it.
Swan Feathers can be seen in the Fantasy Gallery here on Sundrip as well as on my RedBubble page.
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These are my newest endeavor - small paintings on 3 x 5 plywood, also known as craft wood. One is an abstract with 2 faces looking forward, a profile face and a full body profile on a brightly colored orange and red background. The second is a face painted with an exaggerated tear drop. It’s main colors are blue and green. It’s accented with a small multi-colored checkerboard on the cheek and just below the right eye. The face fades into the background in some ares and nearly jumps off it’s canvas in others. The last two shown in the picture are simple flowers with a glitter glue center. The first flower has a background done in metallic copper acrylic paint. The stem is lime colored green with periwinkle blue grass reaching around it. It’s center is a ring of gold glitter glue with a dot of purple glitter glue. The second flower has a multi-colored background wash of orange, red and yellow. It’s center is gold glitter glue with a blue glitter glue dot.
Click the thumbnails below to view the actual size of each painting.
Each painting is sold separately. They come signed and dates as shown above. See my Etsy shop for more details.
An Etsy account IS NOT required to make purchases of my art. Anyone can pay via PayPal. Use the contact information on the sidebar if special arrangements are needed for these and other art on Sundrip.
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