LisaVesantho

My love for home and life is evident in my products. However, I also love to change it up at times too. Home is where the heart is, but I love exploring what else is out there, another town, landscapes, rivers, mountain tops, whatever. Inspiration is everywhere.

My dabbling has produced a few ideas, but not always successful; this one though is something I find adaptable to just about every cup or mug colour possible. I love to try out colours obviously, but also textures....obviously LOL. Enjoy.

Hello there, I am excited to share my latest video with you. The video showcases a comparison between my previous work from 2018/2019 and my current work in 2024. Over the years, I have experimented with various techniques, and the results have been diverse. However, I am grateful for everything that I have learned, and I give my honest opinion on the outcomes in the video. Thank you.

"I aspire to infuse even the simplest items, like a mug cover, with vibrant colours, meaningful symbols, and unique designs that speak to the soul. Inspiration comes from all around me, from the sights I see, the sounds I hear, the tastes I experience, and the depths of my spirit. I remain true to myself and my art, never imposing political or religious beliefs. My designs reflect my vision, and their beauty speaks for itself."

Dear friends, I appreciate your support, I will soon transition to my latest vlogs, showcasing my progress in designing ceramic mug covers. If you live in the Darling Downs area of Australia, see me at the Millmerran Markets on Good Friday from 8.30 am to noon. Please share my vlogs with friends and family to brighten their day and inspire them. Thank you for being a part of my journey. Best regards, Lisa

This video was filmed a few years ago, but it's been helpful to revisit my passion for the spiritual meanings of elements and Pythagorean numbers. I created a mug cover that reflects my interests uniquely. Enjoy the video and leave a comment if you share my fascination with these topics.

Crafting this painting was an exhilarating challenge that tested my skills to the limit. Initially, I was proud of the finished product, but on reflection, I realized that I had made some errors. Nevertheless, I'm thankful that I undertook the task. I meticulously followed the golden rule of starting with the background and gradually working towards the minor details, which made me realize the importance of planning. This is Part 1 of this process see you in part 2.

If you are like me, you can't keep the pencil, eraser and paper away for more than 2hours. Enjoy.

Being creative means that you do some experimentation, this is the first time I have used a pallet knife to paint. I love it, but I am also somewhat critical of it, I am entitled, but this painting takes pride and place in my home. Enjoy the video.

I love painting on canvas, but I must tell you, I am a born entrepreneur too. So, when I started painting, I hadn't touched a brush, paint, or canvas for well over 30 years. I am self-taught to a degree, but I am not worried about that. I let whatever happens on the canvas happen. What I didn't expect was that I could create on ceramic too. I didn't see this coming, but there it is. Ever evolving, this is what it happening, enjoy the video, and yes like, comment and if you haven't yet, please join or follow, that would help me fund my studio and equipment. Many blessings

I am busy setting up and I am proud of how it looks. Join me on my evolutionary journey to finding my niche.