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Selfie | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Eve Devore. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Selfie | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Eve Devore. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Selfie | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Eve Devore. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Selfie | Watercolor Painting in Paintings by Eve Devore. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style

Created and Sold by Eve Devore

Eve Devore

Selfie - Paintings

Price $550

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Shipping: UPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: November 25, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Made In USA

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
16H x 12W in
40.64H x 30.48W cm
0.28 kg
0.63 lb

- Original painting
- Oil on unstretched canvas
- 12” × 16”
- Signed on the front and back
- Sold unframed

Item Selfie
Created by Eve Devore
As seen in Creator's Studio, Brooklyn, NY
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Eve Devore
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
shaping fleeting moments into something tangible

Eve Devore is a Brooklyn-based artist.
She grew up trying to seize the essence of the life around her with the bits of charcoal and pencil always in her hands. In a way, art had always been a way to understand her connection to the world better. 
Her work ranges from whimsical paintings, full of color and intricate details, to figurative works to abstract pieces, where she embraces the spontaneous nature of one of her favorite mediums - watercolor. Furthermore, she works in acrylics and oils, using mixed media techniques and collage. Switching in between mediums allows her to achieve a balance in her creative practice. Color evokes magical energy in her, the extent to which she still discovers with every piece she makes. It creates a never-ending source of energy that drives the exploration of her art. She tries to capture a feeling of a particular moment of time, experience, or memory, translating it into colors and shapes.