Wednesday, December 21, 2022

From Regular Artist to Painting Custom Furniture Pieces





Downtown Dallas Mural (2019)

 As an artist, I have always been drawn to creating and expressing myself through various mediums. While I have dabbled in everything from watercolors to digital art, I found myself increasingly drawn to the tactile nature of painting on physical surfaces. I have worn many hats as an artist from mural painting to custom resin countertops.



Downtown Dallas Almost Finished Mural
(2019)

Some of alcohol ink art on display at an Art Show(2019)


A commissioned custom Resin countertop (2018)

One day, I stumbled upon the world of custom furniture painting. At first, I was hesitant to take on such a big project. After all, I had never painted anything quite so large or intricate before. But as I began to do more research and practice on smaller projects, I found myself becoming more and more confident in my abilities.

A headboard that I custom painted for a friend (2016)

Eventually, I decided to take the plunge and start offering my services as a custom furniture painter. It was a bit of a learning curve at first, as I had to figure out the best techniques and products to use on different types of furniture and surfaces. But with time and practice, I was able to perfect my process and start taking on more and more challenging projects.


Blending/fading practice (2018)

Now, I am proud to say that I am a full-time custom furniture painter. I have had the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients, from homeowners looking to give their old pieces a fresh new look to small businesses looking to add some personality to their spaces.

Custom Dresser set I sold on Etsy (2021)

One of the things I love most about this line of work is the creativity it allows me to tap into. Each piece is a new canvas, and I enjoy the challenge of bringing my clients' vision to life. Whether I am working on a vintage dresser or a modern dining table, I am constantly learning and growing as an artist.

Please email me at acrylicastudios@gmail.com to discuss custom furniture or artwork you may be interested in. Thank you!



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