January birds painted.
My name is Hannah and I’m painting every bird in North America.
New birds available as soon as we finish hand making their frames. Did I mention my frames are all made here in the Midwest? Frames for my work on panel are made in my Ohio studio. Solid maple finished with danish oil.
Birds painted this month:
Red-whispered bulbul
European starling
Ferruginous pygmy owl
Montezuma quail
Which bird is your favorite?
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As someone deeply inspired by nature and art, I’ve found that combining bird painting with handcrafted frames creates a truly special experience for both the artist and the viewer. Painting birds like the Red-whispered bulbul and Montezuma quail isn’t just about capturing their likeness—it’s about celebrating their unique presence and the stories they carry in our ecosystems. Handmaking frames from solid maple, especially in an Ohio studio, adds a layer of authenticity and regional pride to the artwork. The use of Danish oil not only enhances the natural beauty of the wood but also preserves it for lasting display. This approach reflects a harmony between fine art and fine craftsmanship, enriching the visual impact and adding tangible value to each piece. For those passionate about bird art, considering the framing process as part of the creative journey offers a deeper connection to the work. The quality and care put into the frames complement the delicacy of watercolor bird paintings, making them stand out in any collection. For bird lovers and art collectors alike, these paintings provide both aesthetic enjoyment and a meaningful homage to North America’s diverse avian life. Which bird resonates with you the most? Whether it's the intricate patterns of the Ferruginous pygmy owl or the spirited stance of the European starling, each piece tells a story worth sharing.


















































































































