I've always had the ability to draw or paint just about anything. If I can SEE it in front of me, I can replicate it. For example, when my nephew was born my brother & sister in law wanting artwork to match his cute little dinosaur bedding.


Or when a client wanted this chair painted to match her little girls bedding.


I have more examples, but I think you get the point. So when it comes to just painting what you feel or your own pieces, it's a little different for me. It doesn't come as natural or as easy as I would like. It's definitely a work in progress. Here's what I've done so far. What do you think? Do any of you doubt yourself when it comes to your own work?






UPDATE: I'm proud to say I sold my 1st original piece of art! 💗
-Amber


Or when a client wanted this chair painted to match her little girls bedding.
I have more examples, but I think you get the point. So when it comes to just painting what you feel or your own pieces, it's a little different for me. It doesn't come as natural or as easy as I would like. It's definitely a work in progress. Here's what I've done so far. What do you think? Do any of you doubt yourself when it comes to your own work?






UPDATE: I'm proud to say I sold my 1st original piece of art! 💗
-Amber
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