Bee Joyful—New Release Paintings

Bee Joyful!

Gorgeous new limited edition love-infused collection, “Bee Joyful”, releases today. All these works are created with molten New Zealand beeswax and textured with a blend of natural pigment, crystals and Reiki energy. One of the many joys of painting with hot beeswax is the amazing fluidity and radiance of the pieces and also the opportunity to sculpt and create a stunning array of textures. 

You will love the light-hearted spirit of peace and joy I have infused into this collection… especially in the times we are living in now—it’s so important to be surrounded by objects that make us feel serene and bring a smile to our hearts.

The works reflect my new life theme of ‘less and better’. This is an unprecedented time of global overwhelm, and I felt the call to minimise overloading artworks with loud, bright colours and focus on blissful whites and creams and interesting surface textures reflecting light.

White is so symbolic—it provides spiritual protection and a sense of peace and is the perfect colour to surround yourself when you are feeling worried or anxious, facing major change or simply seeking inner peace. Peace is also one of the highest vibrational energies we can feel, along with love, and joy, and such a tremendous tonic for our soul.

These smaller works of heART are perfect if you are downsizing, or curating a bookcase or brightening a smaller area of your home or office and also make a memorable gift for someone you love. The artwork is enhanced by a float-mounted frame in natural timber and comes ready to hang.

There are ONLY 6 pieces in the Bee Joyful collection…consider purchasing a pair or more to create a beautiful collection.

AFFORDABLE ART TO SPARK JOY—only $550 NZD EACH

Take a look at a preview and purchase>>

DON’T MISS OUT. GRAB YOUR JOYOUS WEE GEM NOW!

P.S. I have some lovely larger beeswax pieces too in my Allowing Peace Collection. View these here, or consider commissioning a bespoke piece.



My Secret is Silence

5 Ways to Display Small Paintings

1. Fill a narrow wall or awkward space. Some tight wall areas could use a visual boost. …
2. Showcase a shelf. Small artwork is an opportunity to rearrange and refresh bookshelves. …
3. Position it on a table. …I often use a small easel (affordably purchased from The Stationery Warehouse)
4. Lean it against a wall or backsplash. …
5. Create a complementary grouping of art 

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