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About Me

My desire is to delight your heart and bring a smile to your face.

I grew up in the Midwest and enjoyed drawing and art class throughout my school years. After a move to the New York City area, I ignored my art until relocating to Colorado. There I discovered rock painting.Cindy Thomas Painted Rocks

I am fascinated and delighted when I discover the unexpected in a piece of art.  Rock painting enables me to create one-of-a-kind, endearing artwork from an unexpected material found all around me in southeastern Colorado - rocks and stones.

My eye is drawn to rocks of all shapes, sizes and textures and I see their potential to come alive with acrylic paint. My specialty is painted rock nativity sets but I also paint whimsical critters and decor.

As a believer in simple, natural, economical living, I’m recycling an ordinary item into something extraordinary.  Each application of paint brings the rock to life with a one-of-a-kind appearance that becomes a unique conversation piece.

Learn more about the art of rock painting on my blog, Painting Rock & Stone Animals, Nativity Sets & More.

Painting Rock & Stone Animals, Nativity Sets & More Hand painted rocks - crafts, ideas, and tips to inspire creativity, delight the heart, and bring a smile to your face.

  • Easy Rock Mandalas with Posca Paint Pens
    published on January 29th, 2019 at 07:34 AM
    Rock mandalas are easy to create when you use Posca Paint pens. (Inspiration for this project is from the Rock Art Handbook by Samantha Sarles.) Note: When you click on certain links in this ...
  • Rock Art Handbook: Techniques and Projects for Painting, Coloring and Transforming Stones
    published on November 17th, 2018 at 07:34 AM
    I checked out this recently-published book: Rock Art Handbook: Techniques and Projects for Painting, Coloring and Transforming Stones by Samantha Sarles. Note: When you click on certain links in ...
  • Before & After Painted Rocks: Dogs
    published on September 21st, 2018 at 07:34 AM
    Here are the rocks I used to paint various types dogs. Most often I chose a loaf-shaped rock for a reclining dog. This is Max. He was a memorial stone and special request. Max was also used in my ...

 

You can see my gallery of charming, painted rocks on Flickr.

 

Cindy Thomas of Pueblo, Colorado    

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