Pixie Frog Studio

Progress update! As of Monday July 28th this is where I left off on my current painting. I'm nine days into painting this one and I'm really loving it. Looking forward to finishing it and moving on to the next one. I have no idea what's coming next so if you have suggestions, leave them in the comments 😊

On the left is my most recent finished piece and on the right is my current work in progress and the companion piece to the left. I can already see how I've improved from left to right and now I kinda want to go back and tweak some things on the first painting

It's crazy what just 10-20 mins of painting can do for a piece. I wasn't able to get much painting done today because my baby girl came first but in the short amount of time I had, I was able to add warmth and rough in some shadows to start creating a sense of light and dimension

Ooh this one is an oldy but a goody and a favorite of many! One of the first paintings that kicked off my journey as a realism painter over the last five years! "Arizona Sunset" is still available and waiting for the right offer to come along 😏

Wow! Two years already since I painted this little whimsical mushroom painting! I can still remember finding this cute cluster of mushy's in my yard and could not help be inspired to paint it. I also remember thinking as I was painting layer after layer "some more grass and more grass here and oh my gosh there's so much grass!" This painting is available and waiting for the right offer 😏 Acrylic 9"x12" canvas

This cozy stillife captures a quiet teatime moment. A copper tin filled with rose-embossed cookies rests on crinkled parchment, surrounded by a vintage green teacup, tarnished silver spoon, and warm copper kettle. A single ripe strawberry and delicate white blossoms appear on the page of an edible plants field guide propped up in the background, adding a fresh, whimsical touch to the nostalgic scene. The first painting in my new series of works inspired by the simple quiet moments of cottage life

Acrylic on canvas 9"x12" completed July 17, 2025 by Sarah Ploeg