Artist Information:
Elizabeth Willhite
Fruitland, ID
United States
Member Since: Jan 2005
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Artist Statement:
If you are a romantic with a
special place in your heart
for old roses in your home or
garden decor, then you're in
the right place.
We're speaking Cottage Chic,
Paris Apartment, French
Country, Shabby Chic,
Victorian, Romantic Cottage,
English Garden... whatever you
may call the style for your
unquenchable desire for lush
roses and a soft palate. It's
here, you will find it in my
mosaics.
Sometimes inspiration comes in
bits and pieces. Vintage china
is the medium most used in my
work. I also love to
incorporate old jewelry and
other found objects.
Many of my pieces are
transformed from vintage
wares. I search for treasures
such as chairs or occasional
tables, long forgotten cake
holders, old trays & charming
tea pots to recreate into
mosaic art. I also create new
mirrors and beautiful door
crowns from vintage china and
stained glass and will do
commissions to match the color
of your decor. Mosaics are a
wonderful creative outlet and
tool to transform these
vintage treasures into
something new and beautiful.
I am constantly on the lookout
and find the most delightful
"objects" in the strangest
places. I live in rural Idaho
near the desert ...
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Elizabeth Willhite's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Elizabeth Willhite's Portfolio. Browse Willhite's body of work: If you are a romantic with a special place in your heart for old roses in your home or garden decor, then you're in the right place.
We're speaking Cottage Chic, Paris Apartment, French Country, Shabby Chic, Victorian, Romantic Cottage, English Garden... whatever you may call the style for your unquenchable desire for lush roses and a soft palate. It's here, you will find it in my mosaics.
Sometimes inspiration comes in bits and pieces. Vintage china is the medium most used in my work. I also love to incorporate old jewelry and other found objects.
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