Rise - Original

Not Ordinary. Extraordinary.

Ever heard of Kathrine Switzer? She inspired this painting. See below for a snippet of how she made HERstory!

On 04.19.67, 20-year-old Kathrine Switzer made HERstory when she became the 1st woman to officially run in the Boston Marathon, even as race officials tried to physically stop her. She signed her entry form “K. V. Switzer” to obtain a number. By her own estimate, Switzer finished the race in 4:20:00. You can't catch me! ♀️♀️♀️

• I created this Mixed Media painting on an 8x8 gallery-wrapped canvas using acrylics, charcoal, ink, pastels, gelatos, stabilo, and paper.
• Each painting has a slightly "hidden" date on the canvas highlighting a remarkable Woman.
• The painting will be delivered to your door with a QR Scan code detailing the remarkable Woman.

Fly Wild and Free To YOUR Dreams.

Betty Skelton inspired this painting. See below for a snippet of how she made HERstory!

On 06.28.26, Betty Skelton, aka "The First Lady of Firsts", was born. Betty made HERstory in aviation, auto racing, & astronautics. Sit tight while I try to list her MANY accomplishments. Betty made her 1st solo flight ✈️ at the age of 12 (illegally). She was the 1st woman to do an “inverted ribbon cut,” flying upside down only 10 ft off the ground, slicing a ribbon with her propeller. In 1954, Betty became the 1st woman test driver for the auto industry. She was the 1st woman boat jumper in the US. In 1956, Betty broke a transcontinental speed record. In 1957, she was the 1st woman Pace Car driver for the Daytona 500. 🏎️ There's more... but I'm out of space. Drive on, Betty. ♀️♀️♀️

• I created this Mixed Media painting on an 16x20 canvas using acrylics, charcoal, ink, pastels, gelatos, stabilo, and paper.
• Each painting has a slightly "hidden" date somewhere on the canvas highlighting a remarkable Woman.
• The painting will be delivered to your door with a QR Scan code detailing the remarkable Woman.
• This piece comes with frame as displayed in the pictures.

Free to be Me.

Emmeline Pankhurst was a BRAVE Warrior. See below for a snippet of how she made HERstory!

Emmeline Pankhurst was born on 15.July.1858 (according to her birth certificate) & made HERstory many times throughout her life. Emmeline was only fourteen when she was introduced to the Women's Suffrage Movement, & in 1903, she founded the Women's Social & Political Union (WSPU). Along with many other important & notable achievements, Emmeline was a major force behind eventually securing Womens' right to vote. Check out one of Emmeline's best quotes: "Trust in God - She will provide." ♀️♀️♀️

• I created this Mixed Media painting on an 18x24 canvas using acrylics, charcoal, ink, pastels, gelatos, stabilo, and paper.
• Each painting has a slightly "hidden" date somewhere on the canvas highlighting a remarkable Woman.
• The painting will be delivered to your door with a QR Scan code detailing the remarkable Woman.
• This piece comes with frame as displayed in the pictures.

Give a Girl the Right Shoes and She Can Conquer the World.

Marie Salle' was the inspiration for this painting. Ever heard of her? See a bit more about Marie below.  🩰♀

In 1734, Marie Sallé made HERstory by becoming the 1st woman to choreograph a ballet in which she also danced when she presented her 1st original work, Pygmalion. I can do anything you can do! ♀️🩰♀️

Your daughter, niece, or granddaughter will celebrate her strength every single day when she looks at this original painting hanging in her room... and she will KNOW, for sure, that she can do ANYTHING.

• I created this Mixed Media painting on a 24x48 canvas using acrylics, charcoal, ink, pastels, gelatos, stabilo, mastic, tulle, and paper.
• Each painting has a slightly "hidden" date somewhere on the canvas highlighting a remarkable young lady.
• The painting will be delivered to your door with a QR Scan code detailing the remarkable young lady.
• This piece comes with frame as displayed in the pictures.

It's Not That They Don't Like You, Dear Girl. They're Just Afraid of Your Potential.

Ever heard of Ellen Swallow Richards? This painting was inspired by this REMARKABLE Woman. See below for more about her.  

On 11.08.1873, Ellen Swallow Richards, the 1st woman admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), made HERstory by graduating with her BS degree. She later became MIT's 1st woman instructor. Who said men were smarter than women? Not true... ♀️♀️♀️

Your girl, sister, daughter, or friend will celebrate her strength every single day when she looks at this original painting hanging in her room... and she will KNOW, for sure, that she can do ANYTHING.

• I created this Mixed Media painting on a 7x14 canvas using acrylics, charcoal, ink, pastels, gelatos, stabilo, and paper.
• Each painting has a slightly "hidden" date somewhere on the canvas highlighting a remarkable Woman.
• The painting will be delivered to your door with a QR Scan code detailing the remarkable Woman.
• This piece comes with frame as displayed in the pictures.