A Little Whimsy…

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Why wouldn’t a goldfish belong in a mandala bowl? Have some fun!

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Listen…It’s a Koi Khorus!

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A symphony of colors dancing around in a bright koi fish pond. Enjoy!

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The Queen Of The Sea…

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Queen Angelfish that is! I just love the striking colors and patterns on these tropical fish. I’ve added my own Sharon Cummings flair!

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Clownin’ Around…

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With a cool Clown Trigger Fish! Fun Tropical beach art for any sea lover. Enjoy!

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A Heavenly Fish!

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An angelfish of course in my signature colorful mandala style! Make a splash in your beach home or just sooth your beachy heart.

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Be A Mermaid…

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Some days I would love nothing more than to swim around in the cool ocean. A pure beach experience with fins!

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A Little Clownin Around…

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Still stuck on Summer and the beach! A colorful clown fish adorned in my mandala art is just the ticket!

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Whimsical Fun Fish!

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Getting a little trigger happy with my mandalas. A trigger fish for the beach soul. 🙂

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It’s not Just Art…It’s A Wrap!

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I recently licensed my colorful grouper fish art to a Floridian to wrap their boat!  How cool is that?  There is no end to the creative ways that my art can be licensed and enjoyed. 🙂

A F.I.S.H. Tale…

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My “Tropical Fish” is my BEST seller on Fine Art America. But he wasn’t my idea. 9 years ago I got a call from a woman in St. Thomas who was in desperate need for artwork. Her home had been destroyed by Hurricane Ivan and while they had rebuilt, they had no artwork for the walls. Living on a small island left her with no choices for huge abstract paintings.Debbie found me online and fell in love with my style and color choices. She needed 27 over sized paintings for a June wedding that would be held on her property. Her home would be filled with guests and she needed big bold splashes of color. The clincher is that she called me in April…and needed 27 paintings by June! Never one to back away from a challenge, I accepted her order and got to work! I painted daily…Some requiring 3 – 5 days to complete. I had pieces at all levels of drying phases on every table in my house.The fish was the last piece. She called me when I was close to being complete and asked if I could do a large tropical fish instead of the other style she had chosen. I agreed.I did not sketch this fish out. I simply painted intuitively. I didn’t even look at tropical fish online for inspiration. I just selected bright colors and painted him just as you see him (in my mind’s eye). All spontaneous squirts and blobs of paint. I did not use a brush for this work in any area. Water and paint only.

I photographed him and sent him on his way to his new home in St. Thomas. Little did I know that all of these years later, my “Tropical Fish” would be so popular.

There is nothing fishy about the link below…click on it to enjoy more!

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/tropical-fish-sharon-cummings.html