Tiny artist, tiny paintings, big statement in the La Porte Bay Area.

Leah layered several colors on the tiny canvas before painting the dragonfly in bright colors. Credit: Liz Zebe Pearsall, Windale Studios

Leah layered several colors on the tiny canvas before painting the dragonfly in bright colors.
To learn oil painting techniques, Leah copies her teacher&amp;#039;s painting.
Leah carefully mixes paint to duplicate her teacher&amp;#039;s painting. Even great masters learned from others, then went on to create their own masterpieces.
Leah carefully mixes paint to duplicate her teacher&amp;#039;s painting. Learning the correct techniques first allows for less frustration when creating original works of art.
Finished oil painting
Imaginative and curious, Leah loves to share her creative talents. She makes a big statement with her very own techniques.
Leah painted this painting for her friend--who likes zebras, hot pink, and lime green.
Leah splattered colors over layers of green to get this affect. The butterfly seems to fly right off the canvas.
Leah splattered colors over white canvas to get this moving effect.
Leah layered bright colors of paint, then splattered with bright colors. She used gold paint to highlight the path and ladybug.
So many students liked this painting that Leah&amp;#039;s teacher used it for other classes.
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Tiny artist, tiny paintings, big statement in the La Porte Bay Area.

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