Arielle Austin is an abstract painter based in Austin, Texas

"Never Too Much", "Never Too Much - Remastered", 2017.

"Never Too Much", "Never Too Much - Remastered", 2017.

Did anyone else become overwhelmed a few weeks ago by all the new year & resolution talk? 🙃 My year started with a gnarly case of cedar fever, coupled with 2 weeks of a crazy early morning work schedule and honestly, I’m JUST getting the time to catch my breath. So much has already been added to the calendar for the next month and a half, I’ll get to the resolutions eventually. Up next : I’ll be live painting for @dancewaterloo’s Words with Waterloo fundraiser this coming Friday (1/18) at BuzzMill Coffee. See you there!
It feels so good to have these two back in the studio again. “Never Too Much” and “Never Too Much - Remastered”, both acrylic paint and paper on 24” x 24” canvas. ✨ $600 each (before shipping). DM or email to inquire. Payment plans are available. #arielleaustinart
The progression of “Lost Progression”, mixed media on 36” x 36” canvas. There’s hardly ever a straight line to become who you’re meant to be. Direct message or email to inquire.
As I'm preparing to unplug and close up shop for the remainder of the year I wanted to be sure I gave y'all a big 'ol virtual hug and thank you for your support over the last twelve months! I had the privilege to join and show work with @atxgals for the first time, treated myself to my first big purchase via my art (a trip to NYC!), worked for a big brand for the first time, faced my fears and hosted a few workshops, exhibited at the @carvermuseumatx, and SO much more. It's been a year of healing, stretching, vulnerability x100, learning, and personal victories, and I know a lot of the opportunities I've had would've been nothing without your love and support. I have no idea what 2019 will bring, but I'm grateful you're down for the ride with me! Merry Christmas & happy 2019 y’all. 🎄🙌🏾 (p.s. any calendars purchased between now and the 1st will ship out on Jan 2!)
Said a farewell to this painting today. “Remembering the Start”, created this fall, was a therapeutic release on paper. When I began painting post-grad about 5 years ago I used a lot of really dark & rich colors, later realizing it was greatly a reflection of my mental state at the time. In short, my “career” as an artist developed as I was working my way out of a season of depression. God brought beauty from my ashes, and this painting’s title came from that observation. Whether you’re in season 1 or 100, it gets better. 💛