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2023 Fall Shows
October 7-8
Cottonwood Art Festival
Richardson, Texas
October 14-15
Bayou City Art Festival - Downtown
Houston, Texas
November 11-12
Covington Three Rivers Art Festival
Covington, Louisiana
December 15-23
Armadillo Christmas Bazaar
Palmer Events Center
Austin, Texas
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Upcoming shows.....
Artwork by......
Angie Spears
Poppy Wave
Pyrography and colored pencil on curved birch panels, diptch.
each panel 12x39"
Small Originals
Pyrography and colored pencil on birch 3x9 panels
Icelandic Poppies
Pyrography and colored pencil on birch panel 20x20"
I keep a variety of smaller wildflower works stocked in my studio. Email me at angie@angieartwork.com and I will share my current inventory with you!
Papaver
Pyrography and colored pencil on curved birch panel, framed. 13x25"
Blue Flag Iris
Pyrography and colored pencil on birch panel.
each panel 20x20.
Plum Blossoms
Pyrography and colored pencil on birch panel. 8x12"
Native Prairie Beauty
Pyrography and colored pencil on birch panel 20 x 60"
What fun are flowers! I was fortunate to grow up with flowers all around me. My mother has an incredibly green thumb that she inherited from her grandmother who raised her in a rural community in Southeast Texas. As the story goes, my great-grandmother grew flowers that were so beautiful and abundant, whenever flowers were needed for a funeral or wedding, the neighbors would gather and cut the flowers that were in bloom in her yard onto a bed sheet to carry to the church for the arrangements. Sadly, the green thumb did not get passed on to me, but the love of flowers did. I may not be able to grow them, but I love to draw them. I hope you enjoy them, too. !
wildflowers
Earth laughs in flowers, to see her boastful boys.
from Hamatreya by
Ralph Waldo Emerson