Amy Lewis Fine Art - Lunch on the GO is an oil painting of a beautiful, rich girl about to eat Cup Noodle. Lunch on the go Oil on Wood panel 36x48" 2019 Available, inquire now A little bit about the painting Lunch on the Go celebrates that cheap Styrofoam bowl of steaming hot noodle soup that kept your body alive. Whether it was high school, college or a dead end job Cup Noodle has kept generations of people fed on what tastes like pure salt. It's delicious, it's bad for you, it's gorgeous. It's Cup Noodle. More Oil Paintings shop prints W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Devil's Reef - Giclée Archival Print Pantages - Giclée Archival Print Union Station - Giclée Archival Print Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast in Bed- Giclée Archival Print Abundance- Giclée Archival Print Coffee Date- Giclée Archival Print Fine Dining- Giclée Archival Print The Tea- Giclée Archival Print Afternoon Snack- Giclée Archival Print Lunch on the GO- Giclée Archival Print Smoke Break - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast- Giclée Archival Print Ivory Tower- Limited Edition Print Those Cookies- Giclée Archival Print Oh Nuts!- Giclée Archival Print Frosting with a Side of Cake- Giclée Archival Print Sunflower- Archival giclee print Butterfly on a Gerbera Giclée Archival Prints Single Fern- Giclée Archival Prints Fern Family- Giclée Archival Prints Baby Fern Fronds- Giclée Archival Prints Shop Now

Amy Lewis' Great Expectations is a watercolor painting set in Bluebeard coffee house in Tacoma Washington. Great Expectations Watercolor on paper 19.5" x 26" 27x34" framed 2016 NFS A little bit about the painting Great Expectations was the first large scale painting of mine that I considered to be professional . It represents a milestone and holds a lot of sentimental value. It is a painting about the weight of expectations when you're young and particularly when you're fresh out of high school. More Watercolor Paintings shop prints W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Devil's Reef - Giclée Archival Print Pantages - Giclée Archival Print Union Station - Giclée Archival Print Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast in Bed- Giclée Archival Print Abundance- Giclée Archival Print Coffee Date- Giclée Archival Print Fine Dining- Giclée Archival Print The Tea- Giclée Archival Print Afternoon Snack- Giclée Archival Print Lunch on the GO- Giclée Archival Print Smoke Break - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast- Giclée Archival Print Ivory Tower- Limited Edition Print Those Cookies- Giclée Archival Print Oh Nuts!- Giclée Archival Print Frosting with a Side of Cake- Giclée Archival Print Sunflower- Archival giclee print Butterfly on a Gerbera Giclée Archival Prints Single Fern- Giclée Archival Prints Fern Family- Giclée Archival Prints Baby Fern Fronds- Giclée Archival Prints Shop Now

Abundance by contemporary artist Amy Lewis is a glamorized look at ordinary life highlighting the things we take for granted. abundance Oil on wood panel 18x24" 2023 COLLECTED. SHOP PRINTS A little bit about the painting We are familiar with the image of a cup overflowing as a metaphor for blessings. And I hope we are aware of how many people in the world still don’t have easy access to clean water. Abundance is both that common metaphor and also a reminder of the literal gift of hot and cold water whenever we want it. In seasons where I have very little disposable income I find that again and again God provides exactly what I need and so much more. So many of the frustrations I deal with are self imposed from doubt. I fear xyz, and I doubt God’s provision. But I’ve always been wrong. I do walk through valleys. But I’ve never been alone and things have always turned out okay. Usually better than okay. Our time is so different than God’s time. But he knows the desires of our hearts and what is best for us. His timing is always perfect. His provision is always abundant. “For he draws up the drops of water; they distill his mist in rain, which the skies pour down and drop on mankind abundantly.” (Job 36:27-28) More Oil Paintings shop prints W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Devil's Reef - Giclée Archival Print Pantages - Giclée Archival Print Union Station - Giclée Archival Print Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast in Bed- Giclée Archival Print Abundance- Giclée Archival Print Coffee Date- Giclée Archival Print Fine Dining- Giclée Archival Print The Tea- Giclée Archival Print Afternoon Snack- Giclée Archival Print Lunch on the GO- Giclée Archival Print Smoke Break - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast- Giclée Archival Print Ivory Tower- Limited Edition Print Those Cookies- Giclée Archival Print Oh Nuts!- Giclée Archival Print Frosting with a Side of Cake- Giclée Archival Print Sunflower- Archival giclee print Butterfly on a Gerbera Giclée Archival Prints Single Fern- Giclée Archival Prints Fern Family- Giclée Archival Prints Baby Fern Fronds- Giclée Archival Prints Shop Now

Working in watercolor and oil paints Amy paints real life glamorized as she reflects on the beauty found in the things we take for granted. Mysite The Beauty of daily life reminds me to be grateful & to use my privileges for the good of others. originals commissions Tacoma A SERIES View Collection Explore the print shop Best sellers Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Shop Now PRESS Create! Magazine Feature As a prize for winning first place in Create! Magazine's Glam Exhibition curated by Alicia Puig, I was featured in Create! Magazine, issue 46. Purchase a copy here! About the art+ ARTIST Inspired by the extraordinary beauty of everyday life. My work is a practice of gratitude. By glamorizing things we take for granted, I am reminding myself of the privileges I already enjoy. more about it self + co-organized fine art shows look, there's a blog about it I'd love to hear from you! First Name Last Name Email Your message > Thanks! :) quick links

Amy Lewis is a self taught fine art painter in the Pacific Northwest located in Tacoma, Washington focusing in watercolors and oils about Amy Lewis is a self taught artist. Driven by her love of color and the need to create, Lewis taught herself how to watercolor paint. After graduating high school, she took a 5 week youth course at Gage Academy in Seattle where she learned classical methods of drawing and oil painting. While she earned her bachelor’s in business management, Lewis continued to build her portfolio of realism, watercolor and oil paintings. Since graduating college, she has been relentless in her pursuit to show her work wherever she can. Over the past couple of years she has organized many open studio and public fine art shows. She has been a member of the Women Painters of Washington group since 2022. And in the fall of 2024, she was featured in Create! Magazine (issue 46). Lewis is on a mission to bring joy and a sense of gratitude for the ordinary to everyone who experiences her work. My work is a practice in gratitude. It is the cultivation of joy and an appreciation for the beauty that is all around us. I’m constantly exploring ways to portray ordinary life as glamorous. Fashion editorials and historic paintings of aristocracy are rich sources of inspiration. Fashion editorials often use contrasting themes to create tension. Paintings of aristocracy are rich with examples of luxury from the satin slippers to the velvety curtain backdrop. My biggest source of inspiration is John Singer Sargent’s portraits. His portraits are so expressive and luxurious in light, texture, fashion and composition. I pair everyday objects with luxurious backgrounds to create a juxtaposition which sparks an appreciation for the things we take for granted. My work explores how we can find contentment in our everyday lives no matter how much or little we have if we can have gratitude and appreciate the beauty in the ordinary. resume FULL CV Press 2024 Create! Magazine issue 46 2023 Art Seen Magazine , Summer 2023 edition 2020 Grit City Magazine A award of winning 1st place in Create! Magazine's Glam Exhibition curated by Alicia Puig. Gita Joshi's magazine features emerging and mid-career artists in her beautiful print edition magazine. It was an honor to do an interview for Art Seen Magazine. Grit City Magazine reached out to me. They wanted to do a collaboration with me for the poster insert in their 10th print edition. I painted a watercolor inspired by Art Nouveau featuring 20+ Tacoma landmarks. Shows 2024 Revel 2023 Tacoma in Seattle 2023 Basecamp Studios 2022 The Hideout, Vol. 2 I co-organized a fine art, pop-up art exhibition in downtown Tacoma that featured Lydia Jewel Gerard and myself. I organized a group pop-up art exhibition in downtown Seattle that featured 10 Tacoma artists (including myself). Nick Ferderer invited me to show Abundance in his anniversary show themed "Celebration" Curated by Jeremy Buben, Hideout bar and gallery is a hot spot for contemporary art. It was a thrill to be a part of the group show. My piece "Ivory Tower" was featured and was also on the cover of the print catalog of the show. membership 2022-present Women Painters of Washington The Women Painters of Washington was established in 1930. They currently have a gallery space in the Columbia Tour in Seattle. They host events and connect artists with galleries and opportunities. awards 2024 Create! Magazine Glam Exhibition First place in Create! Magazine's Glam Exhibition curated by Alicia Puig. Education 2015 Gage Academy of Art, Seattle I am a self taught artist, meaning I did not attend a high school, college or graduate school for the arts. However, I did attend a youth program at Gage Academy. It was a 5 week program (titled "Portfolio Intensive")that introduced me to classical methods of drawing and oil painting. Most of my knowledge is from experience but Gage was a life changing experience for me. 2024-PRESENT Spaceworks In 2021, I participated in Spacework s' business cohort program making me a Spaceworks' alumni, which is an honor. In addition to that, last year I joined the steering committee for Spaceworks. We meet monthly to discuss programming etc. I'd love to hear from you! First Name Last Name Email Your message > Thanks! :) home

The Tea is an oil painting by contemporary realism artist, Amy Lewis. The Tea celebrates the nostalgia of tea parties and fiestaware. The Tea Oil on wood panel 18x24" 2023 Available, inquire now A little bit about the painting The Tea is a fine art original oil painting that reflects upon the blessing of a cup of tea. Tea is comforting, nostalgic and healing. As a kid I had a tea set that was very similar to the fiesta ware cup and saucer. I'd fill my cup with Chamomile tea and so much sugar it made a little sugar mud puddle at the bottom of the cup. I now enjoy my peppermint or lemon ginger tea most nights. Tea is a luxurious thing that brings joy and keeps my hands warm. The Tea is in honor of that daily blessing. More Oil Paintings shop prints W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Devil's Reef - Giclée Archival Print Pantages - Giclée Archival Print Union Station - Giclée Archival Print Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast in Bed- Giclée Archival Print Abundance- Giclée Archival Print Coffee Date- Giclée Archival Print Fine Dining- Giclée Archival Print The Tea- Giclée Archival Print Afternoon Snack- Giclée Archival Print Lunch on the GO- Giclée Archival Print Smoke Break - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast- Giclée Archival Print Ivory Tower- Limited Edition Print Those Cookies- Giclée Archival Print Oh Nuts!- Giclée Archival Print Frosting with a Side of Cake- Giclée Archival Print Sunflower- Archival giclee print Butterfly on a Gerbera Giclée Archival Prints Single Fern- Giclée Archival Prints Fern Family- Giclée Archival Prints Baby Fern Fronds- Giclée Archival Prints Shop Now

Coffee Date by contemporary artist Amy Lewis is a glamorized look at ordinary life highlighting the things we take for granted. Coffee Date Oil on wood panel 18x24" 2023 Available, inquire now A little bit about the painting I was inspired by greenwashing as a concept. I was interested in mixing cheap plastics and fast fashion against the greens and natural themes that companies use to promote their questionably sustainable products. I love a Starbucks treat and plastics are unavoidable in our world but it is a visually intriguing hypocrisy to explore. Coffee Date evokes feelings of summer, first dates and little special treat days. It's so beautiful when you're feeling unstoppable in a killer outfit with a coffee treat in hand. More Oil Paintings shop prints W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory- Giclée Archival Print Devil's Reef - Giclée Archival Print Pantages - Giclée Archival Print Union Station - Giclée Archival Print Frisko Freeze - Giclée Archival Print Bob's Java Jive - Giclée Archival Print Mt. Rainier - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast in Bed- Giclée Archival Print Abundance- Giclée Archival Print Coffee Date- Giclée Archival Print Fine Dining- Giclée Archival Print The Tea- Giclée Archival Print Afternoon Snack- Giclée Archival Print Lunch on the GO- Giclée Archival Print Smoke Break - Giclée Archival Print Breakfast- Giclée Archival Print Ivory Tower- Limited Edition Print Those Cookies- Giclée Archival Print Oh Nuts!- Giclée Archival Print Frosting with a Side of Cake- Giclée Archival Print Sunflower- Archival giclee print Butterfly on a Gerbera Giclée Archival Prints Single Fern- Giclée Archival Prints Fern Family- Giclée Archival Prints Baby Fern Fronds- Giclée Archival Prints Shop Now

Oil paintings from realism painter Amy Lewis. Amy is a Tacoma, WA local. She works in watercolor and oil painting mediums to glamorize ordinary life.

Watercolor paintings from realism painter Amy Lewis. Amy is a Tacoma, WA local. She works in watercolor and oil painting mediums to glamorize ordinary life.

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Amy Lewis is happy to work on a commission for you! See these 6 simple steps to have your vision become reality. Commissions are MY EXPERTISE WORKING TO make your ideas come to life. Feel free to reach out. I'd LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. First Name Last Name Email Subject Submit Thanks for submitting! need answers to your questions before you reach out? there's a blog post for that ANSWERS TO FAQ Want to know even more ? there's google reviews for that google reviews