Wishing Star

oil painting of a green gummie candy brontosaurus standing on a grassy hill at night staring up into a deep blue sky at a falling star on a purple background

side view of a framed oil painting of a green gummie candy brontosaurus standing on a grassy hill at night staring up into a deep blue sky at a falling star on a purple background photographed in a garden

front view of a framed oil painting of a green gummie candy brontosaurus standing on a grassy hill at night staring up into a deep blue sky at a falling star on a purple background photographed in a garden

Original Art by Christine Mitzuk

Join me atop the hill and gaze up into the deep night sky. Let’s make a wish.

This cute little green candy gummie dino wishing on a falling star is painted in oil paint on gessoed birch board mounted on gessoed hardboard.

3″x7″ oil painting on 8″x10″ oil painted hardboard.
Signed certificate of authenticity included.
Ships with frame. Ready to hang. (9 5/16″x 11 5/16″ with frame)

The painting will be finished with gloss varnish to emphasize the luminous quality of the colors.

Important: Please allow up to 3 months for varnishing and drying before shipping.

$390 $390

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About the Artist

Christine Mitzuk

Christine Mitzuk is an artist with a love of color, light, and gesture. Her personal work ranges from colorful and whimsical, to dramatic. When working traditionally, depending on what an idea needs and which artistic itch she needs to scratch, she may use oil paint, ink, or watercolor and gouache. For commercial illustration she mainly paints digitally. Christine lives in Minnesota, where nature is one of many sources of inspiration and she is at times a curiosity to her neighbors (she once set up her easel on the porch roof to paint trees at sunset. Don’t worry, the roof is flat). Her work has been published in Spectrum, Infected by Art, and elsewhere.