Sara Richardson Artist

Joined Artfinder: Nov. 2016

Artworks for sale: 51

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United States

Updates from Sara Richardson Artist's studio

  • Sonnet In Blue No.6 Detail

    Sonnet In Blue No.6 Detail

    Detail image of the original painting "Sonnet In Blue No.6" 💙 This is a closeup image of the painting so much so that you start to see the canvas texture of the paper I chose to work on for this piece. I wanted to heighten the variations of types of texture - this was achieved by an almost script like fluid line work, loaded brushwork and pushing pigment into the paper with my finger tips. I noticed right away this technical approach was bringing out the natural beauty of the paper.

    28 August 2025
    Small Study

    Small Study

    In the studio at work on a small study. After weeks and weeks of watching the paintings behind me unfold, I decided to scrap the direction they were going in and shift gears. This sometimes happens in the studio where I am very committed to the look and feel of a group of artworks, pushing them the distance, working and re-working...yet I will see something that just isn't quite right. This is in no way a loss because I saw what needed to be seen in order transition to a reduction phase. I know that's a scientific term, but it works here.

    18 June 2025
    Winter / Spring Collection

    Winter / Spring Collection

    Early 2024, my artwork (in the middle) added to the Level 57 Art Studio Winter/Spring Collection displayed in High Point Market "Spring Market '24" interior design showroom in Atlanta, GA.

    07 June 2024
    Upside Down

    Upside Down

    A work in progress...upside down. When I need to see paintings from a fresh new point of view, I reset or refresh my mind by hanging the work upside down and occasionally on the side. This is an old trick learned while at art school. Another way to reset the brain/freshen the eyes is to look at the work holding a mirror. Indeed!

    22 November 2023
    Morning In The Studio

    Morning In The Studio

    This photo was taken recently on a cold Winter morning when so many of my friends were ill. I had also just taken 12 days to recover from a booster shot reaction - not a good time but I suck it up and try to get back into the studio asap. On this morning, I happened to look over at the cluster of bottles on one of my work tables and thought: what a bright colorful happy mess. Maybe the colors will cheer my friends a bit - so here you go. Some cheer for you too.

    01 February 2022
    The Tortoise & Other Thoughts

    The Tortoise & Other Thoughts

    Today I am sharing a collage of recent photos from the studio. This image also shows how I rotate pieces in the studio to create a steady work flow. 🌿 "Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." -- Voltaire

    20 November 2021
    “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” – Oscar Wilde

    “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” – Oscar Wilde

    I think a lot about small details in both the way I live and the way I work. I have realized it’s not so much about stopping to smell the roses but the act of noticing and then pausing. You have to see or notice the roses first right? But let’s take it further and notice the tiny inch worm on the petal of the rose. To date, I have about 40 mixed media works that are part of the Wild Flowers series. Originally I thought I would create maybe around 10 pieces but I just kept going. Now that time has passed I can see that the work will continue to grow and evolve.

    02 March 2021
    Studio Update: Drawing Charcoal

    Studio Update: Drawing Charcoal

    This is an update about what I like to call 'art nerd' stuff which gets me crazy excited. I have heard wisteria makes excellent drawing charcoal so I am giving it a try. This is a photo of 4-5" sticks trimmed from wisteria that has been recently pruned. Hopefully the charcoal recipe I am creating is success.

    15 May 2019
    “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.”

    “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.”

    This photo is of a painting in progress that is the result of test after test after test. I want areas in the piece to fall back and parts of the expressive white strokes to sing and vibrate. It's almost there.

    08 April 2019
    Studio Update: New Additions to the Chiffon Series

    Studio Update: New Additions to the Chiffon Series

    The Chiffon Series originally started out as experiments in mixed media but has shifted to entirely acrylic paintings as I have been able to successfully mimic ink-like qualities with acrylic but with more control. This photo is of Chiffon No.3, No.6 and No.4. Cheers!

    16 March 2019
    Studio Update: January 2019

    Studio Update: January 2019

    The photo for this studio update is of two little paintings that are part of a series that grew from the development time in the studio. I always start off small and move to larger dimensions once I have a series in motion. Thank you for being a patron of the arts.

    25 January 2019
    Inside the Studio: December 12th

    Inside the Studio: December 12th

    My, my my... it has been extra busy in the studio lately. This is a good thing. Meanwhile, I am sharing what I call "stuff in my studio Wednesday" It’s a mini butane torch for setting my work on fire. I’m kidding - it’s for nitpicking and removing unwanted bits from my encaustic paintings.

    12 December 2018