R. Shuler Art

R. Shuler Art (aka/ Becca’s Green Craft Studio) creates beautiful impressionistic florals, landscapes, and farm life scenes for her audience. When did you begin collecting? Let’s talk about what moves you to take one home. Reach out by email or comment in this blog page to chat with the artist directly.

Each of these works are immediately available for purchase via link to online payment services. Shipping within the 48 contiguous states of USA only. Respond by email to beccasgreencraftstudio@gmail.com or purchase directly from payment link provided.

Acrylic Floral Paintings by R. Shuler / Vibrant Floral Series from Spring/Summer of 2025

Flutter-Bye (6x12x1″ wood panel) Butterfly meets Wildflowers, $180 includes sales tax and shipping (USA)

Purchase Pink Bliss and/or Flutterbye

Pink Bliss (6x12x1″ wood panel) Pale Pink Echinacea Blooms on Green, $180 includes sales tax and shipping (USA)

FLUTTER-BYE, 6X12X1, $180
PINK BLISS, 6X12X1, $180

HAPPY DAY, 6X12X1, $180
IN THE BLUE, 6X12X1, $180

Acrylic Floral Paintings by R. Shuler / Vibrant Floral Series Spring/Summer of 2025

HAPPY DAY (6x12x1″ wood panel) Single Blue Hydrangea in Vase, $180 incl. sales tax and shipping (USA)

Purchase Happy Day and/or In the Blue

IN THE BLUE (6x12x1″ wood panel) Teal Blue Wildflowers on Green, $180 incl. sales tax and shipping (USA)

Fussy Freida, 12x12x1 Acrylics on Wood Panel, $290 (includes tax and shipping cost in 48US)

Fussy Freida is a fluffy white hen content in flowers. Purchase Fussy Freida or Sweet Pea

Sweet Pea, 12x12x1 Acrylics to Wood Panel $290 (includes tax and shipping inside 48US)

Art Lesson: Painting the Sky

“Lighting up the sky while painting with acrylics can be accomplished with ease,” she said. Until I learned to add acrylic glazing liquid, I would never have thought it so easy.

Clouds can be tricky because in the sky they are forever changing shape, form, color, and detail. In this lesson, we gathered firsthand experience with using the underpainting to our advantage for letting the light shine.

The underpainting for this cloud painting began with a very warm red/orange. Then the blue/green to blue sky was painted over the red/orange underpainting leaving one area about middle right to remain red/orange. Along the lower three inches of this work, a dull purple was used over the red/orange. If you examine the greenish-blue sky tones closely, you can still see some of the red/orange tones. And where the red/orange is covered by clouds in white to creme tones, the glazing liquid was added to the paint, creating a translucent effect.

Overall, the sky becomes lit by a morning sunrise, and the warmth of that experience can be felt in this piece. Demonstrating this technique for lighting up the sky during a recent painting session certainly brought a lot of “a-ha” moments from my students.

This class called: LIGHT UP THE SKY is only one in my repertoire of acrylic painting lessons held monthly at the Gilmer Art Center in downtown Ellijay, Georgia. Stop by in person some Friday to see what we are up to. Or visit the Gilmer Arts Website https://gilmerarts.com/art-gallery/#classes to browse all the art classes on the schedule and follow my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ArtwBecca/events.

1st Photo: red/orange underpainting and blue/green sky underground with underpainting glimpse.

2nd Photo: 2 layers of white clouds painted over the underground using additive: acrylic glazing liquid.