“Master Painter”
$500.00
Year: 2020
Medium: Acrylic paint, and polymer clay on acrylic sheeting set in wood frames
Dimensions: 24″ x 50″ (when closed)
My first painted shoes, painted in 2015, called “Master painter” because the piece was supposed to resemble the original artist and creator of the universe creating the universe.
-Rachael Sikes
My first painted shoes, painted in 2015, called “Master painter” because the piece was supposed to resemble the original artist and creator of the universe creating the universe.
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