Come laugh, dream, and travel to another world.

Layered mixed media + oil paintings by Evelyne Verret.

Hi, I'm Evelyne.

Every painting I make is a doorway.

Some open to the Hawk & Squirrel world, an unlikely friendship traveling by canoe through impossibly beautiful places.

Some open to a threshold, where a woman stands at the edge of becoming.

Some open to a single face, a horse, a dancer, a wild creature, caught in a moment that tells stories.

Three worlds. One open door. Come in.

Collections

A whimsical painting of a forest scene with a large owl wearing glasses, a top hat, and a bowtie perched on a tree branch. A squirrel is sitting on the owl's wing. In the background, a couple is sitting on a bench with a small house and a birdhouse surrounded by pink and purple flowers, tall green trees, and a mountain.

In Grandmother’s Garden, a new world is created where a hawk and a squirrel are friends and go through all kinds of adventures. They have somewhere to be, something to say, and usually a very strong opinion about tea.

Paintings of women in transformation, at the portal, beneath the phoenix, in the particular silence before everything changes.

Faces and wild things in oil, a horse crowned by wind, a woman looking through her own hair, a dancer opening like the night sky. Each one holds a whole story in a single breath.

About Me

I came to painting late. Or maybe right on time. Either way, here I am, brush in hand, painting the world I wish existed.

Painted as Your Animal Self

Ever wondered what animal you'd be if you weren't quite so human? A commissioned portrait paints you, or someone you love, as the creature that lives inside. A hummingbird, a turtle, a bear, a fox. Your story, your spirit, in feathers or fur.

  • I absolutely love my piece that I have. She is in my room at my house. She is always watching me in the background. Some days I forget she is there and other days she jumps out at me and says pay attention. Every time I look at her I see something new. Thank you for joy and enlightenment in your art. - Crystal Jimenez