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2026  Schedule


August 22-23

    Evergreen Festival of Art

     Evergreen, CO


 August 30

     Affordable Art Show

     Littleton, CO


October 3-4

    Cottonwood Art Festival

     Richardson, Texas​


October 17-18

     Kentuck Art Festival

     Tuscaloosa, AL


​November 6-8

    Great Gulf Coast Art Show

    Pensacola, FL


November 14-15

     Three Rivers Art Festival

      Covington, LA


December 12-21

     Armadillo Christmas Bazaar

     Austin, Texas

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Artwork by......

Angie Spears, botanic artist


"Tulips Nouveau" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 15x15"

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!

"Dogwood" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 24" diameter

"Winter's Reverie" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 30"x40"

"Cosmos Nouveau" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 24"x24"

"Arrival of Spring"

Pyrography and colored pencil on birch panel.

each panel

20"x20"

"A Study in Blue and Yellow" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 20"x30", framed

"Echoes of Spring" 

India Ink pens and markers on wood panel

​ 20"x60"

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