Rebecca Pippin Art

Experience the power of art and nutrition at White Birch Food and Juice. Don't miss this additional painting that reflects the uplifting mood.

My art is featured at Wolf Hills Coffee, and I'm thrilled! Here's one of the pieces available.

This painting has been donated to the 5x5 Art Exhibit and Fundraiser. The fundraiser is on August 2 at The Pavilion at Founders Park, 105 W. Main St., in downtown Johnson City from 5:55-9 p.m.

I am thrilled to reveal that some of my artwork is now featured at CDR Frame Shop and Gallery in Bristol, VA. This painting is one of the pieces on display.

I am thankful for the opportunity to feature my artwork at White Birch Food and Juice.

When placing an order for a painting if you are local I deliver and can wrap it up for you.

I'm thrilled to announce my upcoming participation at the 7th Annual Lazy Days of Summer Handmade Market during FunFest, taking place at the Kingsport Farmers Market!

If I offered sip and paint classes, which involve sipping on your favorite beverage while painting a beautiful piece of artwork, would you be interested in joining me?

This morning, I am stationed at the corner of College Street and Plumb Alley for Plumb Alley Day, ready for the festival.

I'm working on getting a watermark for my pictures to try and prevent others from using them without my permission on accounts.
Painted on location at White's Mill.

I started this painting using the plein air method, which involves creating the piece outdoors, on location, rather than in a studio. As you can see from one of the photos, I set up on the back of my to capture the natural light and colors of the scene. Then, I added the finishing touches at home, where I could focus on the details and make any necessary adjustments to the composition.

This week marks six years since my trip to Haiti. I wanted to share this painting I did from memory in 2022. Recently framed and is 12x15 inches. It is available for purchase.

If you're looking for a quick coffee fix, The Mini Corner Market on State Street is a great option. It's conveniently located making it the perfect spot to grab a cup of coffee and go.

Last month, I seized the opportunity to create a plein air painting in the serene town of Damascus, VA during an unforgettable early morning session.

I'm pleased to say the Bristol Train Station is complete.

My final for 3-D design class is wearable art out of cardboard. I wanted to make a peacock themed outfit inspired by the 18th century. I love it!
Huge shout out to Virginia Highlands Community College for offering the art classes. Thanks to Marie Porterfield, my art professor for allowing me to try this big project. Also to Carina Karlsson for your suggestions to help piece it together. Thank you to local businesses that donated the cardboard for our projects. Thank you to for having the perfect color blue fabric for my dress.

And yes I'm wearing leggings and a tube top underneath.

I will be all set up during Plumb Alley Day! I'm excited to be a part of this fun event.

I love painting local landmarks in the region. I want my paintings to remind you to stop and enjoy your surroundings.

When the skirt to the dress falls apart before you can wear it and you have to quickly make another one. Let's try this again.

I've recently got these watercolor paintings framed. Each painting is on 6x6 inch paper in matching 8x8 inch frames. The pieces are titled, "Property of William King #1, #2, and #3".

Why make a paper mache ear? I wanted something different. I wanted people to question it and have to look at the title to try and figure it out. I titled it, 'He who has an ear let him hear.' From Mark chapter 4:9 and Mark 4:23 in the Bible. I wanted to share my faith through my art in a way that would catch people's attention.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the student art reception today at The Arts Depot It was a great turnout.

Tonight was the Holiday Member's Show Open House . I had a great time.
You can stop by and see the show til December 30th.

Painting in the greenhouse today.

The holiday show is up Arts Depot. I have two paintings in the show. Go check it out and vote for your favorite piece in the show.

I decided to paint on the wood block print. I like how it turned out.

I recently learned how to do linoleum cuts to make prints. I chose to do a dragonfly. The bottom left is on paper, the top left is on wood, the top right is the lino cut, and the bottom right is on music notes.

The lovely Black Dog Inn painting is complete. This is one of the prettiest buildings I've painted.