Freedom.

Thank You Karen Faulkner!

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I love Karen's work... And these are the 2 that she is sending me... after I shopped in her etsy shop all night! What fun I had! Thanks so much Karen! Keep up the good work!

Original Art by Karen Faulkner

"Crimson Petals" is a 2008 original watercolor painting on 5x7 inch (landscape orientation) 140 lb. hot pressed paper.


"Blossom" is a 2008 original ACEO watercolor painting, 2.5 x 3.5 inches on 140 lb. cold pressed paper. It is initialed on the front and signed and dated on the back.

Check out the whole shop at:
karenfaulknerart.etsy.com

New Cards!

My creative block finally snapped! And, look what came out this week! Yep, after cleaning up the studio and teaching the Paper Arts classes at ArtiCulture I finally had some fun painting! Acrylics (mostly left over from a painting class a few years ago...) came in really handy to make this fun new paper! Then, like always... I cut it up in cute little shapes to embellish my cards! What fun... you must try it! Keep your eye out for new fun colors and textures...I'm just getting started!

Acrylics are fun!

 

Sale!

...fall sale...free secondary shipping...lower prices!

Paper Fun!

Paper art..... Paper fun...... Come play with me next week at ArtiCulture (at the new space) for some exciting experimenting with paper, pulp, and more!

drawing for ATC's

Hey all! Let's do a drawing! I would like to try this in attempt to promote my shop at Etsy and just for fun. I have started making Artist Trading Cards to trade with fellow Etsy crafters, and anyone else that is interested. I would like to send one of my "Peachy" cards out to one lucky blogger.
Who will it be? Let's start the comments today, and wrap it up when I return from vacation. I will pick one name on Wednesday, August 13th from the hat and send it out to you! (don't forget to leave your email address or blog info so I can contact you. Also, you could leave a general comment on this post or comment on something about ATC's. I am new to this and learning, so any info is gladly accepted! :)
Thanks!