Juliette's Paint Creations

03/27/2026

After taking some time off to do some spring cleaning,
I thought I would show you where I'm at in painting my story,
before I get back at it. Sometimes, feelings get in the way, but I will eventually finish it. Any comments are welcomed 🥰🎨

03/23/2026

02/05/2026

And the story begins; lets see what else will materialize on this canvas… any ideas???😁🥰🎨

02/01/2026

I think a story needs to be told…
Hope I can tell it properly 😊🥰🎨

01/26/2026

Apparently, cold weather brings warm thoughts for my canvases, lol!
This 12” diameter stretched canvas was done in acrylic ink on gesso. (Unvarnished yet)I do hope it pleases 🥰🎨
Most of my art is for sale and if you like what you see, share, or invite friends to follow😊
QUESTION: think I should add a stem?

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01/23/2026

With the cold and high winds most areas are experiencing this season, I hope this warms you up a little☀️😊

A gallery wrapped 11”x14” canvas in acrylics I enjoyed painting.
My first one this year ; I hope you feel it… ❤️🥰🎨

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01/07/2026

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12/30/2025

I want to thank each and everyone of you
for your continued support this year;
Even through my painting drought.
My journey would not be the same without you.
Another year over, without much painting to show,
But life keeps on giving and taking;
maybe next yr, it will give more.
A new year, a new chapter…
I wish you peace, health, and happiness for the coming year
May you turn the page and write yourself a better story.
From my home to yours,
Happy New Year❣️🥰🎨🥳🥂

12/25/2025

Joyeux Noël❣️
Merry Christmas ❣️
🥰🎨💝

12/22/2025

Merry Christmas, Everyone ❣️🎄🥂

12/01/2025

I really want to thank everyone who showed up at the Canadian Transportation Museum Christmas Market, this weekend, buying local and supporting artisans and artists! Much appreciated!

11/30/2025

Nature’s art❤️

❄️ Ice flowers field in Norway — an incredibly rare winter phenomenon.

These crystal formations bloom only when freezing mist meets ultra-cold surfaces, creating fragile, flower-like clusters that last just minutes in the right conditions. A fleeting glimpse of nature’s cold-weather artistry.