Kelly Angelovic Verified listing

I painted this from a photo my husband took while out on a mountain bike ride. I feel so lucky to live in Boulder, CO. When I paint, I try to capture the essence of my subject. This one feels like Colorado to me. Acrylic and oil on stretched canvas.16x20 inches (with a depth of .75 in)

I painted this from a bouquet in my imagination. Painting flowers, for me, is about exploring shapes and color, rather than trying to create a replica. It's about the interplay of different shapes, and painting something that is both dynamic and harmonious, that pulls the viewer in. Original acrylic and oil painting on a gallery wrapped canvas 16x20 inches (with a depth of .75 in)

A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song." --Maya Angelou I love to paint flowers (I paint other things too, but flowers are a perennial fave). This painting came to me while i was on a hike the other day. Bright orange poppies on a turquoise blue background in a white vase with blue polka dots. Original acrylic and oil painting on a gallery wrapped canvas 16x20 inches (with a depth of .75 in)

I painted this from a bouquet in my imagination, letting the color palette lead the way. My creative path has taken me down into dark valleys and up over high mountains. When I made this painting, I was coming out of one of those dark, disorienting valleys. I titled it "Unfurling" because that's how it felt--like I was unfurling and coming back into the light. Original acrylic and oil painting on a gallery wrapped canvas 8x8 inches (with a depth of .75 in)

I painted this for a collector with a special connection to Alta ski resort in Utah.

I really do adore flowers. I knew roughly what my color palette was going to be when I started this painting, but the dark background wasn’t part of the plan. This is one of my favorite things about art—no matter how I think it’s going to go, there are always surprises along the way. I was feeling bold when I decided to go the dark bluish green background, and I’m quite pleased with how it turned out.