Showing posts with label etsy seller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy seller. Show all posts

Saturday, September 9, 2017





This here is a beautiful goldfish I thought had a lot of character and personality! When painting, I always try to capture the emotion of my subject matter, I feel like that is my favorite part about painting... I am in the process of updating my Etsy shop. I have a few new watercolor paintings I will be adding to sell as prints!

My Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FreelyArtistic?ref=profile_shopname


Thursday, November 3, 2016


This is one of my latest bird paintings. I actually created a timelapse video of the painting process of this little guy! I felt it festive to subtly add in some juicy red berries in this painting. Tis *almost* the season... The cool colors of this bird really capture the essence of winter itself. I am going to be adding this bird painting up on my Etsy art shop within the next couple days.

Thursday, October 27, 2016

My latest watercolor painting! I love sailboats, they are just so pretty and majestic, especially out on the harbor in front of the setting sunset! This painting was a break from my birds and cars and a step into more landscape-based pieces. It was a good change-up, and the vibrant colors of the sunset were really fun to capture.

Monday, October 24, 2016

Vibrant, colorful hummingbird! I focused a lot on the detail portion f this painting. I really wanted to capture its feathering! Hummingbirds are full of so much life, color, and intensity for such a tiny animal! This one was also painted in watercolors and is available in my Etsy shop :)

Saturday, October 22, 2016

Here is another bird I have recently painted. It is one of my more detailed watercolors. Although I love the simplicity watercolor can bring, I also enjoy adding lots of detail to feathers, eyes, and backgrounds as well! As you can tell, this painting is more structured than the last watercolor bird I posted. By this, I mean that I was more controlling over where I wanted the colors to go. This painting relies a lot on layers, letting the art dry every two-three applications and then re-working back in with more dark, contrasted colors. It involved a lot of buildup, whereas the song-bird painting posted below was all about letting the watercolor be free! I enjoy both types of technique when it comes to watercolor, precisely due to the fact that each can produce a completely different feel and look than the other. More like this here are listed in my updated Etsy shop, take a gander at my selection of artwork! I'd truly appreciate it:


For this exact painting in my shop, go here: