Transitions - June and July Gallery - 2025



Ferret in Rainbow Flag Sweater, 2025, oil on canvas, 6 x 6 inches

Julia Gandrud

Staying warm for Pride! You can see this on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1758548023/rainbow-flag-ferret-sweater-small

 

Ferret in Trans Flag Sweater, 2025, oil on canvas, 6 x 6 inches

Julia Gandrud

I wanted to make something for Pride, but it had to be sufficiently silly. You can see this on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/listing/4340352781/trans-flag-ferret-sweater-small-critter


Better Days, 17 July 2025, Unsplash photography of Sunder Muthukumaran, Salah Eddine Haddad, Jonathan Borda & Sun stream Florabella 1 using Photoshop, 1365 x 2048 px

Audrey Colmart

Thank you to all that made it possible, as well as YouTube. My emotions trigger socializing and end up not only missing my bestie in Canada, but also realising a part of me is wanting to feel better days are ahead....  https://audreycolmart2018208.myportfolio.com/

 

Welcome to the Dark Side, 14 June 2025, Digital Raw Files & Photoshop, 1408 x 2048 px

Audrey Colmart

https://portfolio.adobe.com/f587d9f3-fbcb-40eb-b6bc-1d0f4fa83197/editor/work

Illustration of how beauty can feel on the inside: leap all in, yet feeling empty is my humane condition. I would like to thank Dmitry Ganin & Marco Bianchetti for their photography, as well as the internet that allowed such a composite to come to life.

  


Untitled, 2025, mixed media: pencil, watercolor, acrylic, fine, charcoal, collage, posca pen

 Marie Paxson

  

Influencer and In Memoriam, July 2025, acrylic on canvas, 5 x 7 inches

Rebecca Brooks

 


                 100 Tiny Paintings 1-9, July 2025, watercolor, each painting 3 x 3 inches

Charlotte Smith

 

100 Tiny Paintings 10-18, July 2025, watercolor, each painting 3 x 3 inches

Charlotte Smith

For You, July 2025, watercolor, approx. 8 x 12 inches

Charlotte Smith

I house-sat in Michigan this July, and one of the cats was smitten with me, bringing me “gifts”. One day, he arrived with a small rabbit and calmly munched on its head while I went to find paper towels. I painted this to work out the mixed emotions I felt.


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