I'm very excited to be showing, sharing, and selling some of my original sketches and smaller paintings to you. Each one is unique and may have some flaws, but that is what I love about them. I create them to express something from within myself that there are no words to describe. It's something that connects with my soul, but is a part of everyone. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy creating them for you. This is a great way to start an original collection at an affordable price. If you are interested in a larger mixed media piece contact me and I will let you know what's available at the moment.
Nude Figure Life Drawing Painting on Watercolor Paper In Charcoal and Acrylic Paint
ORIGINAL ONE OF A KIND FINE ART PIECE
12 in x 18 in on watercolour paper
Signed by the artist
UNFRAMED
Each painting is sold separately and look wonderful framed in a small collection. Everyone is an original and no two are the same. They are all a little special to me and made with love.
Buy more and save on shipping. Same price on shipping for up to 6 pieces.
The colours may vary depending on display settings.
Frames not included
Some have added highlights done in colored charcoal, gold paint or markers. Many of them have small splashes and smudges from my studio which add a little character and makes them unique. Check out my other paintings in my store.
Start your collection today, and pick your favourites before someone else does!
About the artist
Samantha was born in Northern Ireland, where she began to create on the family farm at a young age. Her memories are of playing in sheds and fields with her cousins and friends. When eight, she was packed up and taken away from troubled N. Ireland to Canada, where like many emigrating children, she struggled to find out how she fit in, and where her future lay.
Samantha started painting at an early age, and later studied formally as a graphic designer. Painting has become her voice, and the canvas a place to study her feelings and her place in this world. N. Ireland is a constant calling to Samantha, as is her need to express in painting.