Friday, January 30, 2015
Commission and Review -Modern Aspen Tree Art-
I worked on this lovely commission for a client who was over the moon happy about their original art work. Which makes me smile from the inside out. I love that I can help people decorate their homes that they are in so often and bring them pieces that will last a life time and beyond.
VL
victoriasartworld@gmail.com
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyImaginationIsYours
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
NEW! Horse Art
Find this NEW art work here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/217834528/original-12x12-running-horse-art-by?ref=shop_home_active_5
This art work is created with layers of pencil, ink and charcoal. One of a kind and original.Enjoy.
VL
victoriasartworld@gmail.com
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyImaginationIsYours
Monday, January 26, 2015
Working On A Commission
VL
victoriasartworld@gmail.com
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyImaginationIsYours
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Behind The Scenes !
Here are some sneak peak looks at behind the scenes while I paint. This is another commissioned piece that was a lot of fun to create. I just know that the bright yellow hues in this painting at going to make the clients room really pop and bring a wow factor. I always love to know that a painting I created is the final piece for a room and will bring it all together. Thank you for choosing my art for your home-it truly makes me smile from the inside out.
You can find this art work here available for commission: https://www.etsy.com/listing/212608843/30x72-custom-painting-yellow-hued-aspen?ref=shop_home_active_16
Happy Holidays!
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Sunday, December 7, 2014
Commisioned Elephant
A wonderful client of mine who has purchased quite a few works of art from both my Etsy stores emailed about a custom elephant painting for Christmas for her significant other. This is the first time I ever painted an elephant and I have to say I'm very happy with the results and so is she. Win win! This is going out in the mail tomorrow and I know it will make a very special Christmas gift this year.
You can find the listing for this custom art here: CUSTOM ELEPHANT ART in a variety of sizes. If you are looking for a different animal to be painted please just email me on Etsy or at: victoriasartworld@gmail.com
Happy Holidays!
Friday, December 5, 2014
Happy Holidays!
Thank you to everyone who has been purchasing art for gifts for the holidays. It has been my pleasure to create for you are your loved ones especially during Christmas. It warms my heart that you will be giving original art and sharing memories. Many well wishes to everyone. Here are some photos of recently sold art going to new homes this year!
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Artist Tip Tuesday-Storing Finished Art Work
Storing finished art work can be a tricky deal especially if an artist does not have a lot of space in their studio or home. It can take a bit of time and some organization (and re organization again!) to find what works for each artist.
1. Store all art work away from pets and small humans. Pet hair or smell is not something you want on your art. Make sure your space and creations do not have animal hair in them (if it's not suppose too that is! ha!) Keeping your art space clean will crack down on having to do any edits or modifications from stray pet hair later. Make sure small children (yours or others) do no have access to supplies or finished work. I've had this happen before that a piece of art was decided by a wee one that it needed some more pizazz when I turned my back. #lessonlearned
2. Store all art in a room temperature space away from heaters or air conditioners. Fluctuating temperatures can damage wooden stretcher frames, materials and other items no matter what you medium is. I had to repair quite a few canvases last winter because a storage self was too close to a fireplace. Another #lessonlearned. Thankfully it just warped the pine stretcher bars and I could take off the canvas and reattach it to a undamaged stretcher bar. Not everything can be repaired, so it's best to evaluate your space before you store and make sure it meets the room temperature rule.
3. Do not store finished canvas against another finished canvas or art work. Paintings will potentially stick together and rip off paint from one another. Use a divider between canvas, bubble wrap etc so that they are not touching and cause damage to each other-do not store in direct sun light. Drawings should be stored in plastic sleeves away from sunlight. A dresser converted to art storage can work great because of the many flat drawers you can use to store drawings and other items, supplies etc.
Hope you enjoyed these helpful tips and thank you for stopping by! Cheers -Victoria Lynn
1. Store all art work away from pets and small humans. Pet hair or smell is not something you want on your art. Make sure your space and creations do not have animal hair in them (if it's not suppose too that is! ha!) Keeping your art space clean will crack down on having to do any edits or modifications from stray pet hair later. Make sure small children (yours or others) do no have access to supplies or finished work. I've had this happen before that a piece of art was decided by a wee one that it needed some more pizazz when I turned my back. #lessonlearned
2. Store all art in a room temperature space away from heaters or air conditioners. Fluctuating temperatures can damage wooden stretcher frames, materials and other items no matter what you medium is. I had to repair quite a few canvases last winter because a storage self was too close to a fireplace. Another #lessonlearned. Thankfully it just warped the pine stretcher bars and I could take off the canvas and reattach it to a undamaged stretcher bar. Not everything can be repaired, so it's best to evaluate your space before you store and make sure it meets the room temperature rule.
3. Do not store finished canvas against another finished canvas or art work. Paintings will potentially stick together and rip off paint from one another. Use a divider between canvas, bubble wrap etc so that they are not touching and cause damage to each other-do not store in direct sun light. Drawings should be stored in plastic sleeves away from sunlight. A dresser converted to art storage can work great because of the many flat drawers you can use to store drawings and other items, supplies etc.
Hope you enjoyed these helpful tips and thank you for stopping by! Cheers -Victoria Lynn
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