Click HERE to see and learn about South Dakota Portrait Artist’s Jessie Rasche’s portrait paintings.
Click HERE to see and learn about horse and dog pet portraits.
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SoldMom and Baby portrait
More info / purchasesmall painting
oil
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SoldJulia and Emily | Mom and Baby Portrait
More info / purchasesmall painting
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Dad and Son portrait
More info / purchase12×16 in
oil on canvas
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Portrait of Alice
More info / purchaseapprox 8 x 10 inches
oil on canvas -
SoldMom and Daughter portrait
More info / purchase11×14 inches
oil
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SoldMom and Baby portrait
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SoldSibling portrait
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SoldSiblings Share a Hug
More info / purchase8 x 8 inches
oil on canvas
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Duet
More info / purchasein the artist’s collection
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Mom
More info / purchase6×6 inches
not for sale
Have you had an “aha” period of time where you felt like your personal style was becoming evident? Like in your horse riding method, or the way you write or do your accounting or care for your patients?
Recently I’m having that feeling. Especially with the landscape paintings from yesterday’s post… It feels really good. It’s subtle, though. I feel like something I’ve been searching for, or trying to put my finger on for a long time about what I want to say, has become evident to me.
The answer to the riddle (What artwork makes your home happy) is “artwork that you love.” If you can come back to a painting 6 times and it brings you joy every time, it will bring happiness into your home. As with any relationship, some people bond instantly, and some gradually. But for most people it takes 6 visits with a painting to know if you love it. Just listen to your heart.