Protea in Enamel Flamingo Tumbler Painting Notebook

$20

Protea in Enamel Flamingo Tumbler Painting Notebook

By: Lara Lee Meintjes

$20

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Coral protea flowers burst from a vivid red enamel tumbler painted with a cheerful flamingo motif, their spiky petals rendered in warm peachy tones against a rich cobalt blue backdrop. Eucalyptus sprigs and delicate foliage spill upward in soft yellow-green, creating a joyful still life composition that balances bold color blocking with intricate botanical detail. Bound with 52 pages of 70lb paper, lined or unlined, behind an anti-scuff matte cover with wraparound artwork, made to order. Notes and sketches kept behind an independent artist's work, not a plain composition cover.

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

About This Piece

Protea in Enamel Flamingo Tumbler Painting

By: Lara Lee Meintjes

Lara Lee Meintjes

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About The Artist

Lara Meintjes is a South African illustrator, happily living in Oakland, California while she is working towards a PhD at UC Berkeley. She is particularly interested in color and is delighted by the millions of sneaky tigers she has included in her paintings over the years. She can usually be found drinking tea and occasionally, completely accidentally, paint water. She wishes she smoked a pipe.