Tiny artwork

Tiny painting on canvas 3"x3" 7x7 cm.

Karen Libecap, a talented artist in Alabama, paints unbelievably tiny paintings of animals, objects and pop-culture characters. Some of her paintings are so tiny that they'd fit on the face of a coin!

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Watercolor miniature art. Original painting performed on acid free watercolor paper 300g and professional watercolor paint. I painted this tiny landscape, a blue cloudy sky, a small red cottage and a trees in a size smaller than an ordinary stamp. Paper size is: 4,5x4,8 cm/ 1,12x1,14 inch, image size is: 12x 15 mm, please see pictures with ruler. Nice miniature art for a dolls house or put it in a fancy frame and put on your art collection wall. Shipping in protective wrapping, made out of…

The Daisy is my favorite flower. Has been since I can remember. After almost needing readers to finish the tiny bike and camper paintings I drew this up for fun not thinking it really turn out good. But well, sometimes happy accidents happen in my studio. And now I've got about 5 of these in the works! Turns out simple, whimsical daisy paintings are good for me. And you. Again, these are going to be available this Saturday night at vendor night during the Art and Soul retreat. What is left…

Contemporary art gallery in Laguna Beach, California- featuring artists from around the world.

I started doing miniature paintings as a daily exercise, primarily with the goal to paint more often and hone my skills for finer detail in smaller compositions. By the time I completed my first tiny painting, I was already fascinated by the amount of detail I was able to achieve on such a small surface and immediately wanted to paint another beautiful landscape. Despite my original worries of this exercise becoming tedious at best, these oil paintings quickly turned into my favorite part of…

Karen Libecap, a talented artist in Alabama, paints unbelievably tiny paintings of animals, objects and pop-culture characters. Some of her paintings are so tiny that they'd fit on the face of a coin!