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This may be cliché, but when was the last time you really stopped to smell the flowers?
Hey there! My name is Rachel Beltz and I am on a mission to make people stop and appreciate the “little” wonderful details of their everyday life. Using watercolors, I aim to create realistic miniatures; each of my pieces are roughly the size of a United States Quarter (for my International friends, that’s about 28 x 28 mm.)
Imagine a house small enough to fit under a single key on your keyboard... maybe your favorite singer... or even a ferocious tiger that could fit under a mere postage stamp? I have painted them all; squeezing in each and every detail.
I paint for the details. Hopefully, you can bring some of this into your daily life. I have spent my 22 years of life on Earth rushing - I don't want other people to do the same.
More info: Instagram | littlequillstudios.com
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Annika Hanson-Carlson 6 years ago
i want to take this kitten out of my computer screen and snuggle with it all day
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Pattie Kelly 6 years ago
A loyal and fierce protector in that dog and the same for General George Washington a match made in Heaven.
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Pattie Kelly 6 years ago
Marilyn Monroe one of the world's most beautiful woman. She'd love these colors in lipstick.
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Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
In the 1800s the pineapple was so rare and expensive. It was a sign of wealth to have them. Some people actually RENTED them to have them sitting around at parties!
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Pattie Kelly 6 years ago
Look at me and don't deny that you love my picture. But please don't mistake me for a postage stamp.
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Heather Fordham 6 years ago
Would love one of my cat. Would put it into a charm or locket. Just ideas for you to share your art.
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Black Dahlia 6 years ago
Amazing; what talent! It's hard enough to create photorealism with watercolors but to do it on such a small scale is almost unfathomable.
Tracey Agg 6 years ago
This lady is super talented and a wonderful human being. She deserves to be much more widely known for her gorgeous art.x
yesssplease 6 years ago
You're so damn good. I'm so jealous. Can you draw anything that accurate???
Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
Thank YOU for helping me to see the miraculous beauty in even the tiniest things!
Luna Noire 3 years ago
Very derivative of Lorraine Loots of Painting with Ants fame who has been painting tiny watercolor/gouache paintings for years. Meh, it would be nice to see less copying in another's style and do something different.
Jef Bateman 6 years ago
Maybe I am misreading the gist of your comment, but are you upset that the person who posted these pictures is practicing self promotion? I think on Bored Panda, an international forum for self-promotion, you are going to find a lot of that. Do you read the Kirkus Book Review? Here is a comment you can post on there: "And one more opinion about a book..." You can use that free of charge; I waive any copyright I might have.
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Black Dahlia 6 years ago
Amazing; what talent! It's hard enough to create photorealism with watercolors but to do it on such a small scale is almost unfathomable.
Tracey Agg 6 years ago
This lady is super talented and a wonderful human being. She deserves to be much more widely known for her gorgeous art.x
yesssplease 6 years ago
You're so damn good. I'm so jealous. Can you draw anything that accurate???
Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
Thank YOU for helping me to see the miraculous beauty in even the tiniest things!
Luna Noire 3 years ago
Very derivative of Lorraine Loots of Painting with Ants fame who has been painting tiny watercolor/gouache paintings for years. Meh, it would be nice to see less copying in another's style and do something different.
Jef Bateman 6 years ago
Maybe I am misreading the gist of your comment, but are you upset that the person who posted these pictures is practicing self promotion? I think on Bored Panda, an international forum for self-promotion, you are going to find a lot of that. Do you read the Kirkus Book Review? Here is a comment you can post on there: "And one more opinion about a book..." You can use that free of charge; I waive any copyright I might have.
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