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Still Life Art

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Watercolor Art

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A watercolor painting composed from selectively using elements from a still life set-up that included a snack table covered in paint splotches, decorative oranges, dark curtains, and various pieces of clothing to shutout the light from a window. I appreciate the backgrounds in post-impressionism paintings, especially Van Gogh. I sought out how to achieve this and then figured out how to adapt it to watercolor - glazing with 3 primary colors created this deep, bold, blue background. Professional grade, transparent to semi-transparent, watercolor paints used for hand-painted original artwork.

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Interpreting discoveries in nature with watercolors, aka colorful puddles, since 2014;
Inspired by the outdoors and flower gardens. Ready to bring the outdoors inside? Available for your living space and your on-the-go day with wall art prints, home decor, and unique gifts. De...

Hello! Welcome to the art studio of founder Elizabeth, known as LZBTH Creative, a watercolor and mixed-media artist passionate about blending nature's beauty with moments of serene reflection. With an Art History degree in hand (2005), life took Elizabeth on a winding journey, then an introspective question, "What would my eight-year-old self want to do?" Lead her back to art in 2014 with the answer, "paint in watercolors." Elizabeth believes art isn't just decorative; it's a bridge between chaos and serenity. Influenced by her love of nature and flower gardens, Elizabeth is committed to eco-conscious practices like: eco-friendly materials, minimizing waste, and employing print-on-demand to reduce excess. Her watercolor works are vibrant...