Feathers & Fluff
Flowers of Heaven
Birds of Heaven
Smaller Worlds
Lauren’s Library
Partridge in a Pear Tree
Madonna of the Snows
Hills Were Higher Then
A High Tea
Spring Ploughing
Peter Pan – Adrift
Peter Pan – Neverland
Peter Pan – Believe
A Measure of Scales
Stargazer
Honeybee Queen
Confined to Butterflies
Pierrot in Love
Watermelon Bay
Milk Cow’s Jig
The Dragonslayer
Fearless Summer
The Enchanted Violin
Cleansing Waters
Her Wilderness
Patchwork Stars
Hearts Aflame
Trail of Lights
The Arrow
Trick or Treat
Expecto Patronum
Nearer Side of Spring
Luna Lovegood Dancing
Slytherin + Gryffindor
Oathkeepers
Hi Paige!
I love your work! There are so many great details. I have been seeing something a lot like the deer in “Expecto Patronum”; you’ve done a fantastic job.
I have been looking for the website for the credit card processor other than intuit that I told you about, but I can’t seem to find it. Intuit is the best option other than the one I can’t find. They seem to have simplified everything. My most recent visit to the site makes the application process seem far easier. Many different kinds of businesses are using it: food vendors, artists, pedicabs, etc. I actually saw it in a national commercial before I looked it up online. They look pretty professional.
You should also check out festivalnet.com. It’s a service that tells you about fairs and shows you can sell at around the country. They seem to have different levels of membership where they tell you information (where, when, booth fee, contact information, …). I did not join, and just from the information they let me see I found a show in Miami in December with a booth fee of $350!!
I hope something here helps.
Thank you for everything. You’re great!!
Deborah
Dear Deborah,
Thank you! I’m very glad you like my art. I’ll check out those websites.
Thank you,
-Paige
Hey Paige,
How are you? I met you in BAM today. Nice work! Very fantastical. You have a nice style. I like your use of color and technique.
Thanks Joe! I looked at your flickr gallery. Your portraits are very impressive. It says that you used colored pencil for a lot of your pieces– what kind of colored pencils do you use? I’ve never been able to get blending or skin tones that smooth from colored pencils…one reason I use watercolors.