A Story of Paintings

These two little authentic and original artworks, titled ‘Shiny Mountains’ were done on plain color fabric using acrylic paint and metallic paint …
And then I embroidered my favourite pine trees on these …
And then I used wooden standing frames to put these little paintings inside of the frames …
And then I’m happy with the overall presentation of my little beauties …
And then some people love these so much that they keep these in such an aesthetic manner to make a corner of their home artistic, just like this …

It might be a quite insignificant tale for others,
but it’s never an insignificant story for me. The act of creating art serves as a means of healing for me and a way to exist as myself and in this journey I’ve found solace and a renewed sense of purpose.

It’s so humbling that I feel like I keep on creating and sharing my artworks for each and everyone.

I love these stories around Jian Bird Creates’ artworks and paintings.
Truly life is about creating yourself through everyday stories. And I’m very happy that my stories are being created by Jian Bird Creates, a humble brand based out of a room in the Dhaka city of Bangladesh.

Thank you warmly, and for your love, honour and support in JBC artworks.

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Roksana Amelia
Artist & Artrepreneur
Jian Bird Creates

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What gives you a sense of purpose in life?

21 thoughts on “A Story of Paintings”

  2. Your art is not just about beautiful creations but also a source of healing and purpose. It’s heartwarming to see how your work finds a special place in people’s homes, adding to their aesthetics and stories. Keep creating and sharing your beautiful journey with the world! 🎨✨

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    1. I love writing poems …
      Though I guess I’ve got so many things to learn whether I do write or paint …
      Both give me immense satisfaction and the sense of presence ….

      I like your poems on Umbrella ….
      “It has started to creep me out
      like Edward Gorey’s Doubtful Guest
      that umbrella in its burka
      in the corner of our yard.”

      In another one, you wrote
      “it is stiff & slender
      as a HB pencil” ….
      And like this you’re writing about it again …

      Loved your conversations and words for and around umbrellas. I’ve mentioned my umbrella in two three poems and if you observe some videos, there you can see my yellow umbrella too 😊

      Thank you John
      I really appreciate your time and feels here on my post.

      Wishing for you
      Great purposeful days ahead –
      ♥️✨

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