🦋Tobi Dannemiller ~ Watercolor Artist🦋
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“Spring Peeper” (Sold)
I swiftly painted a small frog with watercolors for a friend who adores them. Currently framed, its prints are available for custom orders. Read more
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“Let it Bee”
There’s a unique serenity in observing the world from above. “Let it Bee” captures this perspective, inviting viewers into a world of vibrant and soft pastel colors and gentle movement. Read more
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“Family Portrait” (Sold)
Raccoon families are nature’s socialites, mastering urban foraging and woodland adventures. Their playful bonding and resourceful survival skills paint a heartwarming yet wiggly “family portrait”. The painting, “Family Portrait”, contains shimmering pigments that make the sunset realistic in nature. Visit tobitokens.com to find out more about this painting! Read more
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Attention, Art-venturers! A Special Update from your favorite artist… me!
An exciting wave of artistic opportunities has come my way! Join me for a vibrant Pop-Up Art Show on May 26th, become Artist of the Month, and explore the Artists Marketplace. More to come! Read more
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“The Tourist” (Sold)
Last weekend was a magical success as I was juried into Lost River Artists Marketplace and sold “The Tourist” painting the same day. It was a cherished occasion filled with wonder! Contact me for prints, commissions or gallery appearances. Read more
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“Benjamin Bee” (Sold)
In “Benjamin Bee,” I captured nature’s beauty with shimmering wings and delicate details, evoking the bee’s journey and its harmony with the floral world. Let’s celebrate this homage to nature together. Read more
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“Gilead the Bunny” (Sold)
In a cozy thicket lived Gilead, a friendly bunny, and his friends. They played, explored, and helped dandelion seeds bloom, creating lasting memories. Contact for print and commissions. Read more
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Cinderella and the Violets
This painting is about Cinderella, a chipmunk in an ancient forest, who discovered rare violets and cultivated them with love. She passed on her knowledge, and her legacy continued for generations. The original painting exhibits exquisite shimmering Japanese watercolor pigments that entice the viewer to dive deeper into the image. Read more
