Dancing Lady in the Snow by Amanda DeVary
“Dancing lady in the snow,” 4x6in, watercolor, 2025
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Amanda DeVary moved to Indianapolis to attend Herron School of Art & Design and graduated in 2013 with a degree in Sculpture and Art History. She got distracted with sandwiches for a few years but she is back to making art again with a focus on watercolor and illustrations. She enjoys drawing “anything but people” especially architecture, nature, dogs, and food. When she’s not being creative, she enjoys spending time with her beagles, Frank and Bianca, and planting wildflowers.” Photo attached!“
“Dancing lady in the snow,” 4x6in, watercolor, 2025
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Amanda DeVary moved to Indianapolis to attend Herron School of Art & Design and graduated in 2013 with a degree in Sculpture and Art History. She got distracted with sandwiches for a few years but she is back to making art again with a focus on watercolor and illustrations. She enjoys drawing “anything but people” especially architecture, nature, dogs, and food. When she’s not being creative, she enjoys spending time with her beagles, Frank and Bianca, and planting wildflowers.” Photo attached!“
“Dancing lady in the snow,” 4x6in, watercolor, 2025
Available for pick up after July 21st
(expect an email from savjacob@alumni.iu.edu to arrange for pick up)
100% of the profit goes toward the artists
About the artist:
“Amanda DeVary moved to Indianapolis to attend Herron School of Art & Design and graduated in 2013 with a degree in Sculpture and Art History. She got distracted with sandwiches for a few years but she is back to making art again with a focus on watercolor and illustrations. She enjoys drawing “anything but people” especially architecture, nature, dogs, and food. When she’s not being creative, she enjoys spending time with her beagles, Frank and Bianca, and planting wildflowers.” Photo attached!“