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The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.

The next feature artist in the Tiny Art Gallery is Donna Stewart. Her exhibit is titled ‘Stencils on Stone’.
Donna works from instinct starting with a plain concrete background. ​Textures and colours evoke her emotion, which drives her direction. Donna loves the wonderful imperfections and lucky accidents that concrete can gift. She is inspired by the beauty found in decay and erosion.