Debbie Bzdyl Art

06/18/2026

✨ Collector Spotlight & A Special Delivery ✨
Yesterday was such a special day! I had the absolute joy of delivering a newly commissioned waterfall painting—inspired by the beautiful Opossum Creek Falls—to some wonderful, longtime collectors.
This was my first time visiting their magnificent lakeside home, and I cannot describe the thrill of seeing my paintings hung throughout their beautiful space. To walk through a home and see pieces of your heart and hard work living on their walls is the ultimate honor for an artist.
Swipe through to see a few installation shots of my work in its happily-ever-after homes, plus a photo of Beverly and me holding the newest addition to their collection.
I am incredibly grateful for their continued support, trust, and shared love for my work.
Thank you, Beverly and Jim for letting my art be a part of your beautiful home! 🌊✨

06/10/2026

There is something incredibly special about creating a piece of art specifically for a long-time collector. ✨

My Appalachian Waterfall series has introduced me to so many breathtaking hidden corners of the mountains, and it turns out that Opossum Creek Falls is a favorite for many of us! After a recent painting of these falls found its home, a dear collector commissioned me to bring this beautiful location to life once again—this time with its own unique energy, shifting light, and movement.

Capturing the energy of the rushing water and the brilliant scatter of autumn leaves for this custom piece was pure joy. I am so deeply grateful to everyone who follows, collects, and supports this creative journey. 🍂🌊

04/22/2026

Thank you RobertKent Galleries! 🙏👩🏻‍🎨 So thrilled to be part of this wonderful gallery in Marietta, GA.

04/15/2026

Wilderness Song was inspired by Kings Creek Falls in the Sumter National Forest. It is the 8th painting in my Appalachian Waterfalls series

04/12/2026

There is a specific kind of music found in the Blue Ridge, where the water has spent centuries carving its path through the mountains.

Cascading Light is the 7th piece in my Appalachian series, inspired by a hidden treasure in the Nantahala National Forest. I was captivated by the intricate architecture of the stone at Upper Dill Falls—the way it catches the tumbling water and breaks the light into a rhythmic, shimmering descent.

Swipe to see how “Cascading Light” brings that refreshing, sun-drenched energy into a home.

30” x 40” - Acrylic on Canvas. Available via the link in my bio.

04/09/2026

04/07/2026

A few highlights from the April show - “Earth, Water & Bloom” It was an honor to be part of this show! 💙🎨👩🏻‍🎨