Oil Pastel Collection

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Dianne Nicole Fernando

Humphrey the Cat
Dianne Nicole Fernando

Tilly The Cowgirl Tortie Cat
Anyone Can Yeehaw

Red Stetson On Pink
Anyone Can Yeehaw

Heartbreak Heels
Anyone Can Yeehaw

Ladybird
Anyone Can Yeehaw

Cowboys Ain't Easy To Love
Anyone Can Yeehaw

Poppies at night
Ania Zwara

Green sunflower
Ania Zwara

Edgar Degas Group Dancers Groupe de danseuses
Edgar Degas: Group of Dancers (Groupe de danseuses), Edgar Degas, c. 1900, Oil pastel on three pieces of paper pieced together and adhered overall to thin paperboard

Charles Henry Fromuth Evening Glow Rose Trail
Charles Henry Fromuth: An Evening Glow with a Rose Trail in the Shadow (Boats Concarneau), Charles Henry Fromuth, 1905, Oil pastel on brown wove paper mounted to paperboard, Overall: 18 x 13 in

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Tilly The Cowgirl Tortie Cat dons her Red Stetson on Pink, ready to conquer the wild west with Heartbreak Heels and a box of vibrant oil pastels. Cowboys ain't easy to love, but Tilly's artistic spirit knows no bounds as she brings life to her canvas. With each stroke, a Blue sunflower blooms under the Texan sun, capturing the essence of Edgar Degas' Group Dancers Groupe de danseuses. Inspired by the works of Charles Henry Fromuth, Tilly recreates Evening Glow Rose Trail using her trusty oil pastels. The colors blend seamlessly together, creating a mesmerizing masterpiece that reflects the beauty of nature at dusk. As she meticulously blends shades of pink and orange onto her canvas, Tilly feels an indescribable sense of fulfillment. Oil pastels allow Tilly to express herself in ways words cannot capture. They bring vibrancy and depth to her artwork, allowing every stroke to tell a story. Whether it's capturing the gracefulness of dancers or immortalizing a breathtaking rose trail at sunset, these versatile tools enable Tilly's imagination to run wild. As she finishes another piece using Charles Henry Fromuth's Evening Glow Rose Trail as inspiration for the umpteenth time (yes. . she loves this painting. ), Tilly realizes that oil pastels have become an extension of herself—a medium through which she can convey emotions and experiences like never before. With each completed artwork adorned with strokes from her beloved oil pastels, Tilly embraces her inner cowgirl artiste—fearless yet delicate; bold yet refined. Through this creative journey with oil pastels in hand and passion in heart, Tilly discovers that art truly has no boundaries—it is simply an expression waiting to be set free on paper or canvas alike.