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Cassie is a 5-year-old girl who loves to paint. At the age of three we discovered her passion and since then she has not stopped painting.
She has sold over 100 paintings and has chosen to donate some of her earnings to various charities to help people around the world.
More info: cassieswirls.com | Instagram | Facebook
Cassie uses a fork or a skewer to make intricate patterns.
Cassie’s biggest painting – 48″ x 36″.
She loves using metallics and glitter to make her paintings “happy”.
A lot of glitter was used in the production of this starry night sky.
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Nancy E 7 years ago
I like these & I make home made marbled paper . It's hard for the ego to be beaten by a 5 year old !
Camille Bequette Salls 7 years ago
right?! I was thinking the same thing... her marbling is 1000x better than mine LOL
Load More Replies... Janet Clarke 7 years ago
Beautiful!!! I would totally hang one of her paintings in my living room!
Melody Lanzatella 7 years ago
RIGHT?!?! I want one as well!!! LOVE the colors!!!
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Aqua Mom 7 years ago
I would not be so quick to buy this... A 2007 film "My kid could paint that" exposes a supposed child prodigy painter whose father (a proffesional but commercially unsuccessful artist) is suspected of forging these works in his daughter stead. A compelling look at the big business of "selling" art, and exploiting children for profit.
Roy Lewis 7 years ago
I have to agree. If these were painted by hand the dexterity needed is not possessed of a 5 year old. If they are marbled or inked she would need a great deal of help from someone. Im an aArtist by the way so I know the process to create one of these. yes bah.. humbug!!
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Helena Morland 7 years ago
Im a flow artist myself and know what heavy physical work it is to make this big paintings, it's not as marbling paper! I guess her mother helps her a lot, I would like to watch a uncut video with the child painting one of these big canvases! By the way I have a five year old myself that joins me in the studio to paint, and it would be physically impossible for her to paint that big!
Jenni Jones 7 years ago
Omg she is precious!! With those little glasses pushed down her nose! Squeeee!
Veronica Niechajczyk 7 years ago
I'd take one of these over a Pollock splatterfest, that's for sure.
Kristen Fanning 7 years ago
She has a good eye for color. I got curious and it looks like they are finished with a layer of resin (hence the shine), so she probably gets help with that.
Cat on a bike 7 years ago
OMG these are incredible, all I did when I was five was scribble stickman
Nancy E 7 years ago
I like these & I make home made marbled paper . It's hard for the ego to be beaten by a 5 year old !
Camille Bequette Salls 7 years ago
right?! I was thinking the same thing... her marbling is 1000x better than mine LOL
Load More Replies... Janet Clarke 7 years ago
Beautiful!!! I would totally hang one of her paintings in my living room!
Melody Lanzatella 7 years ago
RIGHT?!?! I want one as well!!! LOVE the colors!!!
Load More Replies... Aqua Mom 7 years ago
I would not be so quick to buy this... A 2007 film "My kid could paint that" exposes a supposed child prodigy painter whose father (a proffesional but commercially unsuccessful artist) is suspected of forging these works in his daughter stead. A compelling look at the big business of "selling" art, and exploiting children for profit.
Roy Lewis 7 years ago
I have to agree. If these were painted by hand the dexterity needed is not possessed of a 5 year old. If they are marbled or inked she would need a great deal of help from someone. Im an aArtist by the way so I know the process to create one of these. yes bah.. humbug!!
Load More Replies... Helena Morland 7 years ago
Im a flow artist myself and know what heavy physical work it is to make this big paintings, it's not as marbling paper! I guess her mother helps her a lot, I would like to watch a uncut video with the child painting one of these big canvases! By the way I have a five year old myself that joins me in the studio to paint, and it would be physically impossible for her to paint that big!
Jenni Jones 7 years ago
Omg she is precious!! With those little glasses pushed down her nose! Squeeee!
Veronica Niechajczyk 7 years ago
I'd take one of these over a Pollock splatterfest, that's for sure.
Kristen Fanning 7 years ago
She has a good eye for color. I got curious and it looks like they are finished with a layer of resin (hence the shine), so she probably gets help with that.
Cat on a bike 7 years ago
OMG these are incredible, all I did when I was five was scribble stickman
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