It is common for me to blast color on paper, edge to edge with twisting and twirling images. Sometimes though, I paint art for children.
Category: Acrylic and Ink
SOLD – see notes at the bottom A second is in the works as are a few smaller dolls. Several paintings have been completed and
I am having the hardest time finishing this entry. The objective is simple, write a bit about who I am from several different angles. Before
To combine art scribbled in black ink, inked in with deep blue, crimson and yellow can be sobering. To add these art pieces as a
A Month of Strings 1
This may look familiar. I’ve had it forever. “The Tin Man”. He also reminds me of a puppet on strings and the need for freedom.
Some Things Aren’t Easy to Look At
 They just aren’t, some issues are so frightening that even in the line of the sun they are still pitch black, still frightening. When I
I’m trying to describe an art piece that is currently untitled. When I look at the piece I see Sundrip “signatures” such as edge to
What Remains – Surrealism and Recovery
When I painted this piece I wasn’t necessarily thinking about natural disasters such as a hurricane, tsunami or an earthquake. I was thinking of the
The Growing Process
Art Title: The Growing Process Art by: Faith M. Austin Medium: Acrylic, ink on artist paper, size 8.5 x 5.5 , signed, sealed, unmounted. The
Bruised Reed
When I posted this work on Etsy where I offer original art, I got a comment from another artist that really made me smile. Right