Amy is an artist living in beautiful Fairbanks, Alaska. She has had galleries in Arizona, Germany, Texas, and of course, Alaska. I have never met Amy in person, but I feel a connection with her because her art speaks to me in a very moving way.
Amy is so creative and fluid, with all sorts of delicious ideas always spinning around. Her creations are uplifting and reflective, and full of life and color. I am always excited to see what she will come up with next.
Here is one of the first paintings I saw that really just grabbed me:
Year of the Dragon
www.amykomar.com
And she has an etsy shop that is full of these little gems:
Shaman Stick/Painted Beaver Stick
Her stones have been gathered locally and from all over the world, and I know that she gives careful consideration when choosing each one.
Painted stones
...and there are also her trademark painted birch hearts
http://www.artistinthearctic.etsy.com/
And get this; Amy has a special discount code just for you guys! The code is: KATIEDFAN for 10% off in her etsy store :) So take a stroll through her store and see if anything speaks your name.
In addition to being a painter, she is also a photographer. You can check our her blog, which is full of beautiful photographs, here:
http://www.artistinthearctic.blogspot.com
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Here is one of the first paintings I saw that really just grabbed me:
Year of the Dragon
www.amykomar.com
And she has an etsy shop that is full of these little gems:
Shaman Stick/Painted Beaver Stick
Her stones have been gathered locally and from all over the world, and I know that she gives careful consideration when choosing each one.
Painted stones
...and there are also her trademark painted birch hearts
http://www.artistinthearctic.etsy.com/
And get this; Amy has a special discount code just for you guys! The code is: KATIEDFAN for 10% off in her etsy store :) So take a stroll through her store and see if anything speaks your name.
In addition to being a painter, she is also a photographer. You can check our her blog, which is full of beautiful photographs, here:
http://www.artistinthearctic.blogspot.com
(Subscribe! You won't be disappointed!)