Ready-to-Buy Paintings by Original Artist

Christ: Based on the time it took me to paint this x my freelance Artist rate of $2 per minute, this is valued at $875. The hardest part was the fade where three elements overlap so it appears He is in Spirit form watching over us. Pit Bull: Based on the time it took me to paint this x my freelance Artist rate of $2 per minute, this is valued at $260. The hardest parts of this were the getting color of the eyes and the parts of the nose where they meet functionality. Capturing expressions and emotions are my specialty, so that part was captured even in the first base color phase. Beach: Based on the time it took me to paint this x my freelance Artist rate of $2 per minute, this is valued at $320. Keeping the tones muted was the hardest part in creating this. It was a lovely, relaxing day at the beach in Niantic, CT, and the finishing blue hues were added at home in Virginia Beach, VA. I wanted to capture the mellow feeling of a peaceful day in this painting. Abstract Angels: This is oil and acrylic, to achieve the look of watercolor. This was a lengthy process to capture the bright colors extremely watered down looking without watercolor or water. This painting is incredibly unique. I can’t say what was the hardest part because the entire project was hard! I used a tiny sample from a Facebook post as the inspiration. This painting is $1,500. Sun-Sunflower: This painting is called Healing the World and it shows people being healed and saved by the healing helix umbilical cord from Heaven. I painted it for my life coaching business because the sun and sunflower healing is the logo. The sun-sunflower painting and a few others shown as examples of my work are from my personal collection that I’m not interested in selling. You can check out my website to see the pricing for each. You can order prints or swag with any non-commissioned art you see on my website for $40 plus printing in any size or format you choose, and shipping, if being shipped. Pricing is based on time and the time it takes depends on the level of detail work involved. For example, there are between 2-4 phases of development in creating a painting. 1) The first layer phase gets the base layer printed for a background and the subject(s). 2) The second layer starts creating the shapes and basic structure. 3) The third layer is shading and highlights. 4) The fourth layer starts adding more details to the subject(s). The more intricate the detail work, the more time it takes to paint. Can’t list website, but you can Google me. Kristen Mae Lee Shipping costs are not provided for the large paintings, so they will need to be quoted separately. Shipping prices on here may not be accurate because I’ll need to protect your painting.