We met by chance on Etsy not long ago. She really loved my soaps, I really love her art, so it was a match right away! ;) I honestly don't know how to properly describe her art. The first thing that caught my eye about it, is that it reminded me a lot of the bright colored paisley fabrics my mother used to sew with a very long time ago. I really miss those super bright patterned soft fabrics. Then there is an almost Shamanic-like aspect to it, like say a slight Aboriginal, Native American, or Tribal feel to it, along with how the lines and colors flow, it then causes it to come "Alive" and appear organic.
Art can be a very powerful thing at times. Once in a while I will come across something that I could swear I've dreamed about or had a vision of before I ever saw it in real life. A "Deja Vu" sort of thing, I guess you could say ;) The print I received from her, titled "Storms Bring Rainbows" reminded me of a very lucid dream I had a long time ago and to this day still get glimpses of from time to time in real life, without even consciously looking for it. To me, it means this woman truly puts her imagination and soul into her work and does it for her love of art and not just to make money. To me, that is a true artist.
She is getting some of her unique artistic patterns put onto fabrics as well. Perhaps this is more of a sign that I need to take up sewing again, hmmm? ;)
The print I received was of SUPERB quality. It did not even look like a print at first. I thought "Oh my, poor girl accidentally sent me her original!" but no, she just uses very nice quality inks and papers hehe :) It was in a protective slip cover and came with the artist card and everything, very professional looking indeed. Also, I am in America and got the print very fast from Australia, like less than a week.
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If you would like to view more of her art and visit her online shop, you may do so by clicking here.
Thanks for reading!
