Karlee Beth Mannix, Artist

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superfist:

Truth.

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Having a new little man in your life makes even sketching pointless doodles hard to get around to. Here’s a drawing of a girl I started and had to stop because the babe woke up. Tee hee. I DO love being a mommy though!!!

New ink.

Done by Scott at Nemesis Studios in Iowa Fucking City.

nobunnyluvsyou:

i can’t handle this right now.

My handsome son Everett, about 5 months old. Taken today.

Moss helps me add fresh veggies to my pizza and asks; “Can I haz?”

#painting for a friend. #cat #art #acrylic #trees

A #sketch I drew of my #kitties when Sancho was still alive. RIP Sancho! #art #drawing #cats

“Sancho &Moss (Napping Brothers)” June 2012. Pencil in #moleskine diary.

I forgot to update Tumblr. I had my baby boy Everett Winston Barr at 7:52 am on October 6th. He was 7 lbs, 9.3 ozs, 19 inches long. This picture is of him when he was just 6 days old.

“The Dying Tree” FINISHED. Acrylic on 6x6 wood panel. Sept/Oct 2012.

My boyfriend Brian testing out Instagram on his new phone at work.

Commissions are currently closed…

Thank you for understanding. I have three, potentially four commissions in the works. Yay.

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thoughtful-mindcreature asked: I love your work. I have a thing for trees and you render them just right. And congratulations on the child to be.

Thank you so much. What a lovely compliment. I am glad that trees move others out there as well. Sometimes just sitting outside and looking up at a really tall one is so soothing to me. Or driving along the highway, I will find myself seeking out the dead ones without leaves and thinking about how beautiful they are. They possess some sort of power over me. Thanks too on the baby wishes. I am expecting him in a couple weeks! So exciting.

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I added some acrylics to this last night, but I still have a ways to go. “The Dying Tree” Acrylics on 6x6 wood panel. Sept. 2012.