18" x24" (unframed)

Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

$1199

Red at the Bottom" is an abstract painting adorned with geometric grid lines. Dominated by serene shades of grey and blue - green, a gentle symphony of colors captures subtle movements. The composition exudes an enigmatic allure, drawing viewers into a tranquil realm where the contrasting red at the bottom adds a touch of intrigue and mystery.

This contemporary masterpiece adorned with a geometric grid, subtly guiding the eye. Dominated by soothing grey-green tones, it whispers tranquility. Subtle movements within the grid evoke a serene dance, while the red anchor at the base adds intrigue. A harmonious blend of structure and flow, inviting contemplation.

 

 

 

Acrylic and mixed  media on paper

26" x 32" Framed size

$1695

When I was working on this painting, my husband was watching this show on Netflix about Marco Polo and kept talking to me every morning about it, so somehow the excitement of his adventures stuck in my mind. Hence the exotic title of the painting, inspired by the Netflix show. I Enjoyed using shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.

“I enjoy playing with and rearranging colors, lines, and shapes to create images that I want to look at. I want my work to be surprising, playful, and provocative. Some of my paintings are doors, others windows. They are all portals. I continue to use these symbols because they are a joyous and mysterious language that is somehow both deeply personal and universal.” —Adria Arch

12" x 12" mixed media on board $250 I love the beautiful colors and shapes of old bottles, they make excellent still life subjects. Ofcourse these bottles are imaginary and have more to do with the artistic creation of a still life painting than with any original antique bottle. The accidental resemblance is purely coincidental! lol! The blue/green and red/orange complimentary color scheme pull your eye into the painting and the gental translucent layers provide relaxation to hold your attention. The title "Bottled Up" is a reaction to the current pandameic situation. Stay Happy! stay Healthy! and stay at home!

 

Mixed media on paper

12"x12"

$250

This painting has a playful and childlike feeling. The beauty is in the details. Eg. did you notice the line going from A to Z. Many fun accent shapes to see as well, The colors are kept almost neutral so you can enjoy the details.

30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge
Day 3

My Theme for this challenge is going to be as the name suggests "Postcards from India" - I am going to combine my love for Indian art and my new love for painting contemperory abstracts into small paintings/postcards with Indian motifs. I am working from the many photos i took during my trips and creative abstract backgrounds.

Day 3

 Acrylic on canvas
6" x 6"
$125

30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge
Day 2

My Theme for this challenge is going to be as the name suggests "Postcards from India" - I am going to combine my love for Indian art and my new love for painting contemperory abstracts into small paintings/postcards with Indian motifs. I am working from the many photos i took during my trips and creative abstract backgrounds. 

day 2

Acrylic on clayboard
6" x 6"
$125

30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge by Leslie Saeta
 http://lesliesaeta.blogspot.com/


Happy New Year everyone! Today is the first day of an exciting year of painting, i am beginning this year with a challenge "30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge by Leslie Saeta"

My Theme for this challenge is going to be as the name suggests "Postcards from India" - I am going to combine my love for Indian art and my new love for painting contemperory abstracts into small paintings/postcards with Indian motifs. I am working from the many photos i took during my trips and creative abstract backgrounds.

Day 1

Acrylic on clayboard
6" x 6"
$125