Diana Budler Art
Branson West, MO Studio/Gallery, author & art classes
Announcing: New Unusual Friends' children's book -Stories of Hope & Happiness - series 1: On The Farm - meet Flick & Flutter
I create paintings for animal pairs that explore the connections and personalities of animals who are the most unusual combinations of friends . My work blends careful observation with playful imaginative storytelling to help everyone see how we can and should be friends with everyone, no matter their color, the way they talk or look. Check my Portfolio to see more characters in the book, purchase originals or prints!
Purchase my book here, click contact above, with surprise inclusive print of one of the animal pairs!
Please contact me for purchases of originals and on-demand prints of all my paintings. I delight dealing directly with my collectors, YOU.
Thank you!
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