Wonderlost Studio | Sarah DeWitt Brooks

@wonderloststudio.bsky.social

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I create abstract paintings inspired by the shapes and patterns found in nature and the environment, sparking delight through joyful color. #Artist #AuDHD #ChronicallyIllArtist https://www.wonderloststudio.art

Angular geometric abstract drawing in magenta, gold, violet, sky blue, and turquoise
Soft geometric drawing in shades of pink, yellow, turquoise and teal.
Abstract art inspired by cells and mushrooms in bold colors
Abstract multicolor pencil drawing inspired by cells
Radial abstract painting of a hydrozoan in warm colors
Abstract radially symmetrical painting in progress in warm colors
Radially symmetrical painting in progress including pink, magenta, orange, and yellow colors in a geometric design
Four glossy notecards printed with colorful abstract designs.
A bold colorful painting in shades of orange, yellow, and turquoise on an easel.
A wall filled with colorful abstract artworks above a shelf filled with Lego sculptures, small paintings, and a stuffed octopus.
Colorful stacks of painted paper with rainbow swatches of color
An artist’s table covered with colorful jars of paint, a finished abstract painting of organic shapes in bold colors and patterns, and a paint palette.
An abstract painting made of layered organic shapes and bold colors. Each shape is bordered with contrasting colors and patterns.
Abstract painting with shapes and patterns inspired by cellular micrographs. Pink and red shapes float across green and blue organic shapes over a violet background.
A purple, lime green, and orange abstract painting inspired by the cellular shapes found in microscopic photography.
An incomplete turquoise cerulean, and lime green painting inspired by cellular shapes.
A sketchbook lies open on a desk. The pages of the sketchbook are filled with cropped abstract cellular images, and paint swatches of different color combinations. Pens and paint lie on the desk around the sketchbook.
A colorful painting inspired by cellular micrography. Bold, saturated colors fill the canvas, with patterns dancing along their boundaries.