Elizabeth Fraser

Hi! I am an expressive oil painter from Portland, Maine where I have a studio on Munjoy Hill. I am a daily painter & complete at least one square painting a day. Check out my blog: www.PaintSquared.com I love animals, vegan cooking, eating out, reading, painting, spending time in the studio, hanging with friends & family & taking advantage of all of the cool art stuff on the web!

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		Adele Castillo over 2 years Love your sweet square a day paintings.
		Deborah Branning over 2 years I am so excited to be writing to you. I view your work on Daily Painters almost every day. I have just gotton started and look forward to the arthouse projects. I know all about your pets...Our black cat, Obadelia just passed away...I admire your paintings of Midnight. I plan to work on my profile tomorrow and our blogspot. I want you to see an Elizabeth inspired painting I did about a year ago. You are my favorite painter.
		William Goslin almost 3 years I went to your site you are a spectacular artist. Gifted with Eye_Candy. http://goslin.zenfolio.com/p973385297/h8b3be8f#h8b3be8f
		J. KOSHAREK almost 3 years I love your paintings!
		Tammy Jo Robinson about 3 years Lovely work Elizabeth !
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		animal collective over 3 years it's cold: animal of the week
		Michele Vavonese over 3 years Hi Elizabeth! Fantastic work, love the brush strokes and innovative use of color combos. Your subject matter is terrific too! Thanks for your kind comments ~ Michele
		Alexander Moreira over 3 years Hi there! Wonderful, expressive paintings ans colors! All the best! Alexander http://fotolog.terra.com.br/alexanderdesenhos
		Leisa Luis Grill over 3 years I really love your loose, colorful style! It has a unique feel and rhythm to it. I can see the personality of the animal shining through. I admire all of you daily painters, too! I would like to develop the discipline to do that. (I usually paint every day, but on several unfinished things.) How do you all maintain the will to say "Stop! it's finished!"?