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"Bird Lady Paints" is evolving, and it feels so good.

Writer: Kristin LozoyaKristin Lozoya



When I began my venture into the festival circuit and online sales, I marketed myself as "Bird Lady Paints." I joked it was because people would struggle with spelling my last name in a search bar. But it was more because of my first taste of success: animal portraits. Over the past decade, I have painted birds, lizards, rats, dogs and cats.


I am so grateful for all of the support I have received from the bird owning community. It was a real boost to my confidence to have such a dedicated little fan base early on in this small business venture. Thank you!


Moving forward I am still taking pet portrait commissions, but I am no longer creating animal portraits for sale on my site or at festivals. I have seen an increased interest in my abstracts compared to my representational work (animals and cityscapes) and I am leaning into that.


Aside from the wonderful public response, I am listening to response as well! I am happiest creating these abstracts and expressionist style works. I realize I am able to lose myself to the moment and enjoy painting instead of wondering "will this sell?" I am essentially creating work that I love making and would be more than happy to keep in my house! Moving forward I am truly creating a collection of paintings that speaks to my aesthetic. The bright colors that my customers say they love, accentuated by the joy of creating just for the sake of creating-because it is fun. "Enjoy Now." That is the mantra moving forward and I am so excited to see where this takes me. Thank you for your support.

*the image above is not a creation of mine, just a lovely product from Wix.

 
 
 

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My daughter's Autism Diagnosis and the adventure since then has informed every bit of who I am. My art illustrates this shift in identity. I am less tethered to the idea of perfection. It has allowed for so much joy and color to come into my life. Thank you Sofie. Click for the link to the family blog we kept in the early days of our Autism journey. 

#neorodiversity #autismacceptance 

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