Amaria Studio: Illustration

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Friday, May 9, 2014

A Day at the Kentucky Derby

This week I was inspired to illustrate two girlfriends at the Kentucky a derby with those infamous parade of gorgeous hats.

And here is the completed painting:


A Day at the Kentucky Derby by Ana Maria Sanchez

I included my new filigree pieces in the illustration as well.

Labradorite Coin Pearl Filigree Necklace

Spiderweb Coin Pearl Earrings

As always I styled the girls in the painting in items by various small shops found online. Please go show some love to their amazing shops through the links provided.

Labradorite Pearl Filigree Necklace by Amaria Studio

Champagne Derby Hat by Arturo Rios

Open Back Plum Dress by BlushFashion

Spiderweb Coin Pearl Earrings by Amaria Studio

Lace Fingerless Gloves by Steampunkwolf

Black Leather Flower Clutch by 5plus

Red Tulip Dress by MrsPomeranz

Straw Clouche Hat by Boring Sidney

If you loved my new illustration please be sure to visit my Society6 shop!
Would you love to have a CUSTOM fashion illustration done of you and your girlfriends visit my site.
Have a great weekend!

Monday, December 9, 2013

Coffee for Two

This is the second illustration in my Girlfriends series of paintings called Coffee for Two. I painted with acrylics and prismacolor pencils.

I also played stylist by searching the internet for some amazing pieces to include in the illustration. Most of the pieces are from artisans on Etsy. Check out them all out!

Snow Vision Dress by iheartfink

Pearlized Chalcedony Chandelier Earrings by Amaria

Yellow Dress by Baymut

Beaded Embroidery Headband by NadezhdaBelokon

Hematite Cluster Earrings by Amaria

The Four Seasons Coffee Mugs by MaryElizabethArts

Julee July Blue suede and Bronze Clutch by KlutchIt

Terracotta Ceramic Planter by PotteryLodge

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Tea for Two

Tea for Two by Ana Maria Sanchez

On rainy day, missing my girlfriends I made this illustration inspired by a photograph by Steven Meisel. I painted with acrylics and prismacolor pencils. This is the first of a series of three I plan to illustrate.
I also played stylist by searching the internet for some amazing pieces to include in the illustration. Check out them all out!