Chocolate Frog Card Ornaments With Box

I started making these mini ornaments around Christmas and they have been really popular. I used the free templates for the cards and boxes here: Box and Cards. I altered the cards a bit by getting rid of the people's faces and making the background purple only to match the rest of the card. I kept the names on them for some and added my own names to the ones I made about people. The frogs I made with clay in a mini chocolate frog mold and painted them with a chocolate scented paint. Then the frogs were glued to the side with the names. The cards and boxes are only around 2 and a half inches tall and wide.

Starbucks Art

Skinny vanilla latte sketch for a friend and a mini 3X3 canvas and easel with the Starbucks logo. The sketch is just pencil with a bit of green and black colored pencils for the words and boxes. The canvas was done with acrylic paint.

Dance In The Rain

This is a 16x20 inch canvas done with acrylic paints. I made it for a friend's daughter with her favorite quote on it. "Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain."

Fireball

"Tastes like heaven, burns like hell."

I painted this for a friend. It's an 8x10 canvas painted with acrylic paint.

Nautical Baby

A friend of mine is having a baby boy and they are doing a nautical themed room for him. So for a baby shower gift I painted these four 6X6 inch canvases with different nautical themed objects. Then I attached them to a knotted piece of rope with some hooks. They are all done with acrylic paint.

Baseball Bat

I painted this bat for my friends grandson. It will be his first baseball bat and I painted his name on it using the Tampa Bay Rays colors.

Owl With Daisy

A former manager of mine commissioned me to paint this for one of her friends who is a teacher. It's a 12 inch square canvas painted with acrylic.

Mickey Minnie Wedding Commission

A friend from work had me paint this for another friend of hers that is getting married. It is Mickey and Minnie kissing in front of the castle. 16 by 20 inch canvas painted with acrylic paints.