House portrait

Just completed on August 27th... an 11"x 14" Watercolor of a charming two-story home in Brookfield, Illinois. This portrait was commissioned to commemorate many years of living at this address and the extensive renovation work completed to the property. At the owner's request, the portrait includes two family cats perched in first floor windows -

For Meyer East Gallery, SF, NM

Adrienne Langer

One of a kind paper collage portraits. - Available in either A5 or A4 - Not framed - Artwork is created on G.F Smith Ice White 700gsm board These extra special house portraits are handmade from painted paper and card. Truly unique artwork, have your home or special place captured in paper collage form! Give a great, bespoke gift, ideal for friends and loved ones moving home or buying a first home. They would also make thoughtful gifts for birthdays, anniversaries etc. Artwork will be created…

A house portrait on a small scale. 5 x 4 inches. Commissioned for a special gift. rob-thorpe.co,uk

Farmhouse Recipe Box. 16,392 likes · 79,502 talking about this. Sharing cast iron recipes, desserts from scratch, homemade bread, canning tutorials, and all the other old fashioned farmhouse recipes...

Very excited to share some of the house portraits I did last Christmas🎁✨ It was amazing to hear that everyone loved the prints just as much as I enjoyed making them. Makes me feel so happy that I can create something special that brings joy and memories to the home🥰 I’m currently in the process of creating more house portraits, so if you would like to get a custom print made for your home, feel free to dm or email me at nhitu.design@gmail.com #houseportrait #housedrawing #artprint…

English Town House with Shutters | by Rob Thorpe art

I love collecting custom artwork and after buying our first home, a custom art piece of it was top of my list! This is a great and thoughtful gift for anyone, or even an anniversary. I actually purchased two portraits on Etsy and I'm going to tell you my favorite and show you the differences between them.

A little look back at my house portraits & building illustrations over the last 10 years! 🏡 It was so fun (and slightly painful) sifting through my older work, but also really interesting to see how much my techniques have changed. It’s so easy to forget how much your style shifts and improves when you’re in the middle of it all. Looking back like this has really made me realise practice makes perfect! Thank you to everyone who has supported my illustration journey from the beginning…