One of the enjoyable aspects to creating commissioned paintings is the variety and wide range of work that comes my way. Though I do like painting my own dreams I also like the challenge of painting the dreams of someone else. Oftentimes it takes sketches, emails, conversations and more emails to land on that final vision that satisfies the dreamer. It's such a great feeling when everyone walks away happy. Mission accomplished.
In this post I'd like to share a variety of works that came my way because someone in each instance was inspired to give art as a special gift.
The following two acrylic paintings were given as personalized baby gifts. Isn't it fun to think about a newborn entering the world who is greeted with original art that honors him?
This next project was a birthday gift to a cadet pilot instructor. Who knew that one day I would be painting a flight jacket?
This last piece was a gift to myself. After spending the day picking tree ripened peaches, my next desire was to paint one.
In this post I'd like to share a variety of works that came my way because someone in each instance was inspired to give art as a special gift.
The following two acrylic paintings were given as personalized baby gifts. Isn't it fun to think about a newborn entering the world who is greeted with original art that honors him?
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| NOLAN 16 x 20", Acrylic on canvas Rita Salazar Dickerson |
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| JACK 16 x 20, Acrylic on canvas Rita Salazar Dickerson |
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| Custom Personalized Flight Jacket 18 x 18", Acrylic on leather Rita Salazar Dickerson |
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| Cedaredge Peach 6 x 8", Oil on panel Rita Salazar Dickerson |
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