The studio edition · hand-made, no prints of prints
Loud paint on quiet paper
Acrylics of animals who smoke, figures who carry candles, and blunt sentences lettered straight over yesterday's headlines. If a piece speaks to you, it can hang in your house by the weekend.
The Work
Eleven pieces · all originals
Smoke Break
A rainbow trout on a green field, taking five.
Acrylic on canvas · 16" × 20"
$450Available →
Mallard, Midnight
Green head, cheap cigarette, nothing to prove.
Acrylic on canvas · 16" × 20"
$450Available →
Red Room
Black cat, green eye, one long drag against a wall of red.
Acrylic on canvas · 16" × 20"
$500Available →
Candle Keeper
A hooded figure carrying the only light in the room.
Acrylic on oval canvas · 18" × 24" oval
$600Available →
TODAY IS A GIFT. GIVE THANKS.
Hand-lettered over the business section.
Paint marker on newsprint, mounted · 11" × 22"
$180Available →
A NEGATIVE MIND WILL POISON YOUR LIFE.
Second in the newsprint sermon series.
Paint marker on newsprint, mounted · 11" × 22"
$180Available →
All-Seeing Star
One white star, one red eye, and a shadow that refuses to explain itself.
Acrylic and charcoal on canvas · 18" × 24"
$550Available →
Bat in a Suit
Dressed for the meeting, grinning through it anyway.
Acrylic on canvas · 18" × 24"
$525Available →
Star Witness
A seven-point star with one open eye — it saw everything and won't say a word.
Acrylic and charcoal on canvas · 18" × 24"
$550Available →
Red Labyrinth
One red line with no way out and no need for one.
Acrylic on canvas · 16" × 20"
$400Available →
Pink Labyrinth
The same thread, slower, quieter, on a field of green.
Acrylic on canvas · 16" × 20"
$400Available →
Collections
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Meet Lydia Faye
I'm Lydia Faye, a 27-year-old artist living in the heart of Texas and a lover of all things artsy. My work is a little playful, a little alluring, and sometimes delightfully ominous. I paint whatever sparks my curiosity—pieces that might make you laugh, draw you in, or leave you wondering what exactly you're looking at.
My favorite part? Somehow, they all end up belonging in the same room!
Art has always been my escape from the often-stressful world around me—a place where I can slow down, get lost in the process, and simply sit in peace. My hope is that when you find one of my pieces, it brings a little bit of that same peace into your world.
Thank you for being here, and welcome to my world! Anything you see can be yours, and anything you imagine can be made — reach out at Lydia.faye5164@gmail.com.