When the word got out that Cynthia could also paint people, her people portraits became all the rage. Pets from all over wrote to her with stories about their loving humans.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
You can dress her up, but you can't take her anywhere.
Original Jewelry by Nancy Siler
Because sometimes you need more than a photograph to capture the personality of your four-legged children and companions.
Commission An Original Painting of Your Best Friends
E-Mail Cynthia at cynthia.scheltema@yahoo.com or you can reach her at 850-529-5909. Snail Mail: 1311 E. La Rua Street, Pensacola, FL 32501
Portrait of the Artist
Cynthia's artistic talent was first discovered by her 3rd grade teacher. It was at that time that she received her first commission. It was to complete a wall mural of the town of Bethleham for the Christmas Open House held at her elementary school.
Little Cynthia spent days on the cafeteria floor with crayolas and pastels in hand trying to recreate the magic of the biblical town...
As the years sped by, it was only on full moons that she brought out her art box and let the fairies sing to her. Before she knew it, she had already grown up and had to check the age demographic box of 45 and over (sigh).
Still considered cute (at least by her husband), she decided it was time to allow all that pent up creative energy to work it's way onto a canvas...
Little Cynthia spent days on the cafeteria floor with crayolas and pastels in hand trying to recreate the magic of the biblical town...
As the years sped by, it was only on full moons that she brought out her art box and let the fairies sing to her. Before she knew it, she had already grown up and had to check the age demographic box of 45 and over (sigh).
Still considered cute (at least by her husband), she decided it was time to allow all that pent up creative energy to work it's way onto a canvas...
Cynthia The Artist
You can dress her up, but you can't take her anywhere.
Nature Refined Custom Jewelry
Original Jewelry by Nancy Siler
Mandy's Mermaids
No comments:
Post a Comment