Debbie's Original Art

Debbie's Biography can be found below her art.  A note from Debbie:  While studying art in college, I received instruction in all mediums and most styles.  Although I enjoyed using oils and watercolors, I found my greatest satisfaction came when using charcoal and pencil to create realistic art. However, in 2012, I began painting abstract art. Moving from realistic art to abstract art was a difficult transition for me, but I embraced the challenge of letting go, using color, and not staying in the lines. My style is still changing and developing, and I never know what I will end up with next. For the past couple of years, I have been creating digital photo art, and in April 2018, I began developing a line of clutch bags printed on silk in house on our Epson 9800 and hand-sewn by me. They will be offered on Etsy, so please check them out in my Etsy Shop www.creativeheartworks. etsy.com.

All of the images below are for sale on Fine Art America.


About Debbie

Born in Mobile, Alabama, Debbie spent most of her life living along or near the Gulf Coast, including 12 years in New Orleans, Louisiana.   Her journeys have taken her throughout the states and to Europe, Mexico, Israel and India.  She also traveled to Egypt numerous times and had the opportunity to live there for one year in 1989-90.

As an artist, fine art printmaker, former gallery director and many years employed as Executive Assistant to CEOs of large corporations, Debbie has a wide breadth of experience and the wonderful gifts of being logical and organized, and also intuitive and creative.  

Her commissioned portraits and original art can be found in homes and businesses throughout the states.

Juried Shows

Exhibitions

Books

Debbie has created several books using BLURB.  Below and on Storm's page, you will find links to some of her books.

Tuliptic features Debbie's poetry and photo art.

Tuliptic by Debbie Smith |
 
Black and White With Shades of Gray features Debbie's poetry and original art.
 
Black and White with Shades of Gray by Debbie Smith |