My Art Journal: Sketches, Studies, and Practice

Another moon painting, this time on white paper. I'm always moonstruck, and I really enjoy the process of layering gouache to create a realistic and luminous effect.

I also offer custom-painted polaroids. This is a collection of various landscape and sunset scenes I've painted in a polaroid format. They make for beautiful, tiny pieces of art to decorate your space.

A closer look at some of my customized polaroid paintings. I use acrylics to create these vibrant sunset scenes, from palm tree-lined roads to colorful Ferris wheels. Each one is a little painted memory.

This gouache landscape painting captures a beautiful sunset over a winding country road. I love playing with the warm colors of the sky against the cool greens of the fields.

I'm obsessed with painting sunset skies, and this piece featuring the Taj Mahal is a perfect example. The warm orange and pink glow of the sky creates a stunning silhouette of the iconic monument.

This sketchbook spread features an anatomical heart painted with acrylics next to a page of lipstick prints. It's a bit of a different style for me, blending art with a touch of science and romance.

I painted this magical mushroom forest scene in my sketchbook. Using gouache on black paper really makes the colors of the glowing mushrooms and forest light stand out. It feels like a little secret paradise.

For this sketchbook page, I wanted to practice painting lip stains instead of using actual lipstick. I used watercolors on tea-stained paper to create this vintage-inspired page of kisses.

A little winter-themed painting in my sketchbook to remember December. I painted a couple making a heart with their hands in the snow, a simple and sweet scene to capture the cozy winter feeling.