Desert Pueblo Canvas Print

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An abstract watercolor batik painting by Hailey E. Herrera.

I am a watermedia artist, working in watercolor, watercolor batik, ink, and acrylic. I earned signature memberships in the top watercolor organizations in Texas. With abounding color and vibrant beauty, my art has found a home in many private and public collections.

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Copyright Ⓒ Hailey E. Herrera. All rights reserved. Thank you for visiting my gallery.

I am a multidisciplinary watermedia artist who works mainly in watercolor and watercolor batik. I love the watercolor medium for the layering, colors, and transparency which appeal to my sense of spontaneity. My watercolors are vibrant, bright, and rich with wonderful depth and tonal ranges. Living near a public park, I enjoy hiking and painting nature scenes, compelled to depict them. Time and season bring ever-changing nature scenes, forming fond memories. Whether I paint from photos or memories, I select interesting elements and combine them to create pieces that are personally meaningful. With my unique watercolor batik techniques, I capture nature scenes that reflect as their focal points depicting Texas landscapes, flora, and...