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BirdArt

Illustration & fine art · Ferndale, Michigan

Painting the birds that were already outside the window, one morning at a time.

A sunlit table with watercolour songbird studies drying beside brushes and a jar of water
The kitchen table where every BirdArt study begins, an hour before the house wakes up.
The artist holding a finished watercolour songbird study in a sunlit kitchen
Ferndale, on a morning with good light.

Known for

  • Michigan songbirds in watercolour
  • Six-colour earth-tone palettes
  • Patient, beginner-friendly teaching

Based in

Ferndale, Michigan

Availability

Weekend mornings and weekday evenings, spring through autumn.

Website

birdart.studio

Instagram

@birdart.studio

Etsy

etsy.com/shop/birdart

Available formats

Pop-up · Live illustration · Two-hour workshop · Retail collaboration

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Signature piece

Yellow-throated warbler, third morning

Three mornings on one bird: the drawing, the wash, and the small decisions that make it look about to move. It is the piece that explains why the work is slow on purpose.

A finished watercolour study of a Michigan songbird
Yellow-throated warbler, third morning.

The story

About the work.

BirdArt started as a way to stay awake gently. A field guide, a small pan of earth-tone paints, and whatever landed on the feeder outside the kitchen window in Ferndale.

The work is deliberately unhurried. A single warbler can take three mornings — one for the drawing, one for the wash, one for the small decisions that make a bird look like it is about to move.

What people respond to isn't the accuracy. It's the patience. Guests who spend two hours painting one bird tend to leave noticing far more of them.

You cannot rush a bird onto paper. You can only sit still long enough to see one.
BirdArt

Gallery

Selected work.

  • A finished watercolour study of a Michigan songbird
    Yellow-throated warbler, third morning.
  • Close detail of a watercolour songbird beside a palette of earth-tone paints
    The working palette — six colours, never more.

Ideal experience

A quiet two-hour table where six people paint a single bird and leave noticing far more of them on the walk home.

Perfect business partner

A bookshop, café, or garden storefront with good window light and customers who linger.

Formats BirdArt could host

  • Possible pop-up

    Songbird pop-up

    A sample two-hour drop-in table inside a café or bookshop, with small original studies and prints alongside a live painting demonstration.

    Sample experience format · Not currently scheduled

  • Possible workshop

    Paint one bird, slowly

    A sample small-group workshop: six people, one songbird, two hours. No drawing experience assumed and nothing rushed.

    Sample experience format · Not currently scheduled

  • Sample experience format

    Field notes

    A possible evening of sketchbooks, migration stories, and the birds most people walk past every day in Southeast Michigan.

    Sample experience format · Not currently scheduled

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