Mixed Media Abstract Landscape Painting "Dusk" Original Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist

Mixed-media art. Bare redbud tree transfer surrounded by black ink spreading like clouds on Yupo paper. Bottom section is glued down text under thick black paint. White ink runs down over the black paint and text. Canvas edges are painted black.

 Mixed Media on 20"×10"x1.5" Gallery Wrapped Canvas

 $250

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Botanical Impression "Bunch of Coreopsis" Original Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist

An original botanical impression using the ecoprint on paper process. You can see the colors have bled through the paper on both sides during the pressure and steam needed to make a botanical impression using fresh flowers and leaves from my garden. I’ve added embroidery stitches and tiny beads to highlight the colors and detail on the paper. The botanical impression is 140 lb watercolor paper and colors are what occur during the ecoprint process. The approximately 4×6 watercolor paper is mounted with acid-free tape to the back of an 8×10 white mat. Each of my botanical impressions is an original.

4"x6" in an 8"x10" White mat $75 Available HERE

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Mixed Media Flower Painting "Posies" Original Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist

10×10 wrapped canvas 1.5 inches deep Acrylic paint with tea bag paper collage.

"Posies" is a layered mixed-media collage that brings warmth and nostalgia to your wall. Made with a mix of acrylic paint and tea bag paper as collage. It’s both playful and peaceful—perfect for anyone who loves botanical art with a modern twist. One-of-a-kind and ready to hang, this piece adds quiet charm and story to any space.

This painting is currently available HERE

Watch my latest YouTube video HERE, where I demonstrate how I incorporate vintage papers into my collage work while preserving their stories.

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Learn about my online course “Snippets Tea Bag Art v2.0” click HERE

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How I Found My Own Creative Energy by Carol Ann Webster

Have you ever considered the deeper meaning of energy in artwork?

For the longest time, I thought energy was all about loud visuals—bright colors, bold strokes, and high-contrast designs. I didn’t think I could describe my work as having energy. My style is decidedly different: organic, worn, with muted colors and edges that don’t shout.

As I've grown in my art practice, I've started to understand energy as something far more intimate—a feeling that emerges during the creative process. In my shed sits a trunk of my father's old Popular Mechanics magazines - a collection I've kept since he passed in 1988. These pages, now finding their way into my collages, bridge his world of fixing and making with my own creative path. Each magazine speaks to who he was: a maker, a fixer, always designing a solution for a new problem or drawing inspiration for a new project from those pages.

While carefully gluing down fragments of those papers, I’m suddenly overwhelmed with a sense of energy. These aren’t just scraps; they are pieces of my dad’s life, reminders of me as a kid helping him fix something. I was only old enough to hand him the right tool, but I remember those summer nights working on his stock car in the driveway before a race. My artwork might look worn, but it's charged with something profound: memory, love, and shared experience. Now I understand what "energy" truly means in art. It's not about visual intensity, but about the emotions and memories we pour into our work.

Watch my latest YouTube video HERE, where I demonstrate how I incorporate vintage papers into my collage work while preserving their stories. Visit my Website HERE

Learn about my online course “Snippets Tea Bag Art v2.0” click HERE

Learn more about my "Tiny Stories Art Journal" Course HERE

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