Sunday, August 31, 2025
Botanical Impression "Three Coreopsis in a Pink Vase" Original Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist
Sunday, August 24, 2025
Mixed Media Art "From My Garden " by Carol Ann Webster Artist
A small brass heart sits in the gable
A jute ribbon fence holds the ground line
Wax wraps three sides; the back is left natural on purpose
Size: 7" tall × 4" wide x 1.75 deep
$40
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Sunday, August 17, 2025
Mixed Media Abstract Painting "End of Day " by Carol Ann Webster Artist
It measures 10-1/2x15-1/4x1. It has been mounted to a frame on the back that lifts the painting away from the wall.
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Sunday, August 10, 2025
Mixed Media Ecoprint Painting "Hope" By Carol Ann Webster
Mounted on a 4×4×1.5 inch wood cradle board with stained sides, it's ready to hang with D-rings and coated wire.
50.00 AVAILABLE HERE
This mixed-media piece began as a “Botanical Impression” ecoprint made with flowers from my own garden—each petal and stem leaving its unique impression on the paper through steam and pressure. The green vase is a part of the original ecoprint.
I scanned the original ecoprint to preserve its natural textures and soft washes of color, then printed it on fine art paper to serve as the foundation for added hand-stitching. The embroidered details add dimension to the flower heads, offering a lovely contrast to the vase and the text background.
The image is printed on a 5×7 piece of fine art paper and affixed to an 8×10 white mat with acid-free tape.
Ready to frame in any standard 8×10 frame (not included).
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Sunday, August 3, 2025
"MOODY BLUE" Tea Bag Art on Barnwood by Carol Ann Webster Artist
8x8x1
$135.00 Available HERE
When I make a piece of tea bag art, my goal is to create a scene that evokes a feeling. This piece, Moody Blue, makes me think of solitude near a river.
It started as brewed tea bag treated with vinegar. When vinegar reacts with the tannin in the tea, it turns dark gray.
The feeling of the piece is determined by marks and colors on the tea bag.
I added marks made by rusted washers to mimic the sun or moon (your preference). I could see that I wanted to pair these marks and colors with a tiny house made with paper and bits of my dad’s old necktie. I hand-stitched the trees, the birds, beads and the ribbon to make the scene.
The background fabric is a scrap of dark blue upholstery fabric machine stitched to the collaged tea bag.
Finally, I used upholstery tacks to attach the fabric collage to the reclaimed barn wood frame.
Dimensions: 8inch x 8inch x 1 inch
D-rings and coated wire make this signed piece ready to hang.
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