Etsy Find: Sweet Little Paintings in Happy Colors
I’m on a flower kick this week and today’s Etsy find is no exception. Check out these super sweet hand-painted images from Katie Daisy. The colors are so cheerful and the images are inspiring. Most of all, I love that you can see the artist’s hand in the brush strokes. I always like to know that something beautiful was created by an actual human being (not just Photoshop!)
Some of my favorites include the Belle Fleur, inspirational phrases like Stargazing and USA awesomeness like Love Oregon (other states available!)
How cute would these look in a bedroom vignette?
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