With Stunning Texture and Color,
Artist Melanie Warsinske
Extracts the Essence and Soul of Earth, Sea and Sky

 

Portfolios

Evocative Journeys

A common question about my artwork is “when did you start painting abstracts?” From the minute I picked up a paintbrush, I was expressing my artwork abstractly. Different textures within nature … varied landscapes, the movement of water and clouds are my inspirations. I absorb my natural surroundings, and my memories and experiences visually find their way onto my canvas in never ending expressions.

Aspens In Their Glory

I’ve lived in Colorado’s majestic nature since 1976. Aspen trees are a part of my everyday walks, hikes and outdoor experiences. My eyes always focus on their tall slender and stoic tree-trunks that seem to tell a story, with not only their markings, but within their family of underground root connections. As I paint their ‘reach for the sky’ tree trunks, I think of how the ‘eyes’ on their trunks got there, the changing color of their leaves in spring, summer and autumn, and their nakedness in winter …that holds beauty in itself.

Horse Power

Although I’ve always had a love and respect for the beauty and spirit of horses, my inspiration to paint them in their glorious movement and grace, while on the run, didn’t come to me until approximately 2014. Their inspiration is never ending.

 

Portfolios

Evocative Journeys

A common question about my artwork is “when did you start painting abstracts?” From the minute I picked up a paintbrush, I was expressing my artwork abstractly. Different textures within nature … varied landscapes, the movement of water and clouds are my inspirations. I absorb my natural surroundings, and my memories and experiences visually find their way onto my canvas in never ending expressions.

Aspens In Their Glory

I’ve lived in Colorado’s majestic nature since 1976. Aspen trees are a part of my everyday walks, hikes and outdoor experiences. My eyes always focus on their tall slender and stoic tree-trunks that seem to tell a story, with not only their markings, but within their family of underground root connections. As I paint their ‘reach for the sky’ tree trunks, I think of how the ‘eyes’ on their trunks got there, the changing color of their leaves in spring, summer and autumn, and their nakedness in winter …that holds beauty in itself.

Horse Power

Although I’ve always had a love and respect for the beauty and spirit of horses, my inspiration to paint them in their glorious movement and grace, while on the run, didn’t come to me until approximately 2014. Their inspiration is never ending.