Appealing and whimsical animal art adds a certain natural essence to any space you wish to transform.
If you love nature in all her glorious forms I have a large selection of animal watercolours that I have painted over the last 3 years.
Prior to that I had never painted an animal as I found them too challenging but a lady asked me to paint her dog – I tried it and the rest is history.
Since that day in 2010 I have painted animals around the world, revelling in their colourful fur and feathers and their endlessly enchanting expressions and mannerisms.
Create a glorious gallery of foxes if you love the woodland feel or maybe create an inspirational and liberating seashore feel in your bathroom or hall with a nautical selection of seahorses, crabs and starfish.
Just lately I have discovered geese and hens and love their assertive fussy attitude. They would look great as a rustic kitchen accent and be a great conversation piece for when the girls come round for coffee.
Currently you can buy 5 animal art prints of your choice for the price of just 3! Plus I am offering FREE worldwide shipping:)
“But I don’t have much wall space! I hear you cry.
Don’t worry – my collectors have long told me they would like animal throw pillows and scatter cushions so here is my current selection – plump one up and get cosy with a fox or baby elephant – these are gorgeous and double sided pillows and you can buy them with or without a faux-down insert – enjoy looking here.
So – come over now and get your animal art collection started – I am here at Eastwitching ready to help.
Thanks!
Alison
Artist/Owner at Eastwitching
So pretty! I wish I was that good at painting, but I need a lot of practice. I take photos though. 🙂
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Wow Milka – your photography is sublime – tremendous. I love the moon hanging in the daytime sky and the lemons and roses and many others. Well done to you – really beautiful they are.
I have painted for about 20 years now – thanks for your compliments – Alison
Thank you, I’ve always loved taking photos of the world around me! I think painting is like everything, it’s a question of practice to become really good at it. I’ve drawn since I was a little kid and I’m better with a pencil or markers than a brush. Whenever I do watercolor, I use watercolor pencils and then paint over my drawing. The last thing I painted was a seahorse a couple of years ago and it looked very good, but I really haven’t dedicated the time. Now I’ll be able to stare at your paintings and enjoy them without the guilt of not painting myself. 😉
Ha ha – that sounds good! Well painting with pencils is lovely too – I hope to follow your photography on this blog Milka>>>
I love your artwork, especially the hen! Thanks for stopping by x
Hi Karen
Right now it os very hard to type as my JRT is fighting me for the keyborad! Thanks for your complimennts – I am an animal nut …Will be following your sweet blog –
I’m just flying by quickly, I’ll be back to browse more later but wanted to say your work is just beautiful!!
Well thanks so much! I am glad my animals resonate with you!