Pink Possum Club
Pink Possum Club
Acrylic on Heart Shaped Panel
Approx 9x8x1"
2024
Welcome to the Pink Possum Club starring your favorite possum's favorite possum. This painting is heavily inspired by some of Chappell Roan's most iconic Pink Pony looks reenvisioned onto one of my all-time favorite critters: The Virginia Opossum. This piece is unique among the One Lane Studios collection of critters, not only with her heart shaped panel but also as the first portrait to incorporate glitter (and lots of it)!
If you look closely you'll find this Pink Possum Girlie has a variety of different types of glitter throughout, including some tiny heart and flower shaped holographic pieces. The details don't stop there though; this little lady also has the iconic lipstick smeared on her teeth, tiny holo charms dangling from her cowgirl hat, individually painted hairs making up her fur coat, and so much more. The party doesn't quit just yet; as we make our way to the sides of the panel you'll find a delightfully sickening amount of glitter. In less showy but equally important attention to detail, on the back you'll find the hardware has been inlaid so the piece can hang flush against the wall. This piece was truly created with passion and care from start to finish.
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Original artwork by Becca Lane
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