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- Hexagons and Honeybees-acrylic-24″ x 24″-necklace and painting display © 2015 Karen A. Johnson
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- Brought to Life: Perennial Peavine 11″ x 14″ acrylic and polymer clay © 2014 Karen A Johnson
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- Brought to Life-Honeysuckle and Snowberry Clearwing © 2013 Karen A Johnson 11″ x 14″ acrylic
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- “Cecropia Courtship” acrylic-10″ x 20″ © 2013 Karen A Johnson
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- Brought to Life-Bellwort and Bumblebee (sold) © 2013 Karen A Johnson Acrylic on wood 11″ x 14″
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- Heading Home-Monarchs Acrylic 14″ x 18″ Karen A. Johnson ©2012
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- “Winterberry Perch” 14″ x 18″ acrylic ©2012 Karen A Johnson
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- Sea Treasures 8″x16″ mixed media ©2012 Karen A Johnson
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- Male Blue Dasher Karen A Johnson copyright 2010
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- Female Blue Dasher Karen A Johnson copyright 2010
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- Bountiful Harvest Karen A Johnson copyright 2012
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- A New Beginning: Monarch Karen A Johnson copyright 2011
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- Basking Buckeye Karen A Johnson copyright 2012
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- Four Seasons © 2011 Karen A Johnson Acrylic, each section is approx. 15″ x 34″
All artwork is copyrighted by the artist and may not be reproduced in any manner without written permission from the artist.
If you are interested in purchasing available pieces, please see my website, www.karensnatureart.com or contact me at karensnatureart@gmail.com
Karen's Nature Art 
beautiful beautiful!!
Thanks again!
Which pastels are you using if I may ask?…. those tomatoes!!!! wow! And the male dasher too! they don’t look like pastels at all.. almost like an old oil painting 🙂
In the acrylic section, I’m using acrylic paints which can resemble oil sometimes. I do have a pastel section and I use a variety including Nupastel, Rembrandt and Sennelier.
lol! these are the acrylics!!! I am sorry I am scatter brained that way!! That explains the rich almost oil feel of the works 🙂
I love your art! You do get a nice “oil” feel out of your acrylics; mine just look like acrylics. I love the precision of your butterflies.
Thanks, Karen! That’s interesting that you would say that as I’ve never worked in oil. I tend to work in layers, similar to how I work in watercolor actually, except that I don’t have to worry about saving the white of the paper!
Your work is down right beautiful!
Thanks, Margaret! I appreciate your encouraging words!