Artist Uses Thick Strokes To Create Intricate Oil Paintings Of Birds

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Angela Moulton paints colorful birds with oil on canvas.

Angela is a professional artist who draws inspiration from nature and color. From chickadees to barn swallows, Angela paints stylized bird portraits that are bursting with color.

Her signature style is very clear in every piece where thick brushstrokes in various shades of color create one harmonious image.





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[Skittles]

1. ME LIKE

[Kurt V.]

2. thick strokes can highlight the the details

[Nay]

3. I love her paintings!

[spooky3]

4. Me too! Nt

[lunatica]

5. Those are beautiful

Deceptively simple.

[Fla Dem]

6. Art is in the interpretation and I love these.

[BigmanPigman]

7. It is so thick I want to touch it.

That is my personal problem, the tactile aspect of some paintings. I know it is bad to touch them (I went to art school and have heard it a zillion times) but it is really hard to resist when face to face with one at a gallery or museum..

[Ohiogal]

8. Very nice!