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Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist

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@artbymizwendy
Self Taught Acrylic and Alcohol Ink Artist. Ocean and Forest Lover, Oregon Coast Dweller
  • Following 627
  • Followers 6.7K
  • Engagement 1.24%
  • Avg comments 10

About Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist (@artbymizwendy) is an Artista creator on Instagram. The account has 6,690 followers and 1,628 published posts. Recent posts average 66 likes and 10 comments, an engagement rate of 1.24%.

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist follows 627 accounts, so the audience is roughly 11 times the size of the list followed. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist under a single category, Artista.

The Instagram bio for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist runs to 14 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist dates from March 2026.

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1,628 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist, 7 are carousels, 2 are single images and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward carousels. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist has built a substantial archive of 1,628 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 4.1 followers for each post published. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist also keeps 14 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 124 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include water, based, paper, canvas and it’s. The captions tag #oregoncoast, #watercolor, #alcoholink, #pnwartist and #foggymorning.

Everywhere I look right now I see the most beautiful trees shrouded in fog and what I see almost always makes its way into my art. So here it is—foggy trees! And, no outlining this time. What do you think? Better with or without?
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Original water based ink on 9”x12” heavy canvas paper.
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#foggymorning #foggytrees #fog #blackandwhite #coastalforest
Once again I was inspired in the forest by a nurse tree—The graceful nature of the branches, the diverse textures of the stump and the perfect shades of green. Lately when I sit down to create these trees, these details are the only thing that comes to mind. If you’re interested in my process swipe through all of the photos.
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Original water color (water based ink) on 9”x12” heavy canvas paper.
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#forest #apartmenttherapy #oregoncoast #coastalart #forestbathing
I’m still creating. It hasn’t been everyday, but there’s still a good cadence to it taking place. This is my longest streak in three years! I remembered to take progress photos, as well. Worth noting, I didn’t sketch this one with a pen first. I just went right in with the water based pens laying the ink down where I’d be coming back with the water and brush later to bring it to life. Outlining the shapes at the end once dry is still something I feel compelled to do. I’m not sure if it’s a need I have for a certain aesthetic or just an addiction to outlining things! Which way do you prefer it?
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Original water color on 9x12” heavyweight canvas paper.
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#oregoncoast #beachtrees #watercolor #dailyart #arttherapy
Adding color to a blank canvas is satisfying, but outlining the color is where my mind really quiets down. There is really no reason to do this except for how much peace it brings over me while doing it. It’s like a form of meditation that happens without realizing I’m even doing it. I imagine everyone has things they do that takes them to this place. This is one of mine. What are yours?
The weather has turned. Back to typical Oregon coast windy and rainy weather after two weeks of nearly 60 degrees and sunshine. When I sat down to create today I went straight for the black ink, not because I’m depressed but because it’s the one color that entertains me when I add water to it. There’s other colors I love, but none are as entertaining and unexpected as the black! I’m not frustrated by it deconstructing into pink and blue before my eyes. I plan on it and would be horribly disappointed if it just stayed black. It reminds me of alcohol ink which underwent tremendous change when iso alcohol was added to it. It was part of what made it challenging and exciting. I miss those days! So, it’s grey and dreary today, but I chose black for the pink and blue hidden inside of it. I geek out on this stuff and thoroughly enjoyed this mornings project. Swipe right to see it did in fact start out as just black.🖤.
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Water based ink on 9”x12” heavy weight canvas paper.
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#watercolor #oregoncoast #oregonartist #seastacks #lovewhatyoudo
Of all of the things I’ve ever painted the subject of foggy trees has always been one of my favorites. This is the first time I’ve attempted it with something other than acrylic paint but it’s safe to say the process of using water based pens was more enjoyable (to me). Every single tree felt like a tiny painting in itself. Each one has a different personality and feel. It’s the small details that pull me in. I don’t know how other people are using these pens, but laying the ink down first then moving it with a wet brush is magical. And the process of watching it dry added an extra level of excitement when right before my eyes the ink underwent a color shift and pigments were pulled from the base color. There are hints of soft blue and pink all over this piece. It sounds like I’m infatuated with my own work, but really I’m just completely in awe and obsessed with this process. This could be therapeutic even if it wasn’t for the purpose of composing art. 🤍
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Water based ink on 9x12 canvas paper.
(The last slides show some work in progress)
Have you heard of a nurse tree? They are abundant in the forest here near the Oregon coast and I am infatuated with them. Large stumps were left behind after logging decades ago creating nourishing food sources for young seedlings to grow into big beautiful trees. They are like art sculptures to me sometimes with twisting branches and roots covered in moss and many other types of tiny plant life. I could probably draw and paint them for weeks if I really focused on the intricacies of each one. This is a somewhat simplistic, cartoonish version but I think it conveys the overall feel. The stump is my favorite part (in the art and on the real life version). Which part pulls you in? ✨
It’s a new year and this is a fun way to start! Definitely rusty (it’s been years) but this took me right back to that magical flow state that is so life giving. Art stirs inside of me every single day. No day passes without thoughts about creating something. To finally release a little onto paper feels good. Just a little heads up: I’ve been walking in the woods more than on the beach which may influence the subject matter. I don’t think I can get the ocean out of my head, but typically what I see day to day has an impact on what comes out. Thank you for hanging around here to see if I’d ever return! I’ve appreciated the support and kind words of encouragement over the years and in recent days. I didn’t make any sort of resolution, but 2026 will be the year art reclaims a piece of me. I’m already two paintings in—that’s two more than I’ve painted in more than two years! Oh and about the painting: this is water based ink on heavy Arches watercolor paper. I lightly sketched the trees then laid down the ink (with Arteza pens). Last step was using a small paint brush to add water. The last slide shows the wip.
Happy Friday from the Oregon Coast 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

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#coastal #sunsetlovers #alcoholink #surfer #pnwartist
I spent a few days away from cell phones, social media and my busy normal life. I wasn’t painting, but painting came to mind often. It was pretty fantastic. When I got home tonight I revisited social media and the first thing I saw was this painting from three years ago today. I think there are only a few things as important as being really passionate about something and actually doing it. This painting is from a time when I was doing that well. I’ll never forget what that felt like. I believe there are seasons for things and one of these days a season like that will return. For now, I’ll keep day dreaming of painting and paint when I can. 🤍 I know good will come out of this time!
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#alcoholink #oceanminded_arts #wavesfordays #passion #pnwartist

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's engagement

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.24%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 81 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's posts, at 66 likes and 10 comments on average, about 6.6 likes per comment.

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Who is Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist?

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist (@artbymizwendy) is an Artista creator on Instagram. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist runs to 14 words.

How many followers does Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist have?

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist has 6,690 followers on Instagram (6.7K). Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist follows 627 accounts, so the audience is roughly 11 times the size of the list followed. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist has built a substantial archive of 1,628 posts.

What is Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's engagement rate?

Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.24%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 81 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's posts, at 66 likes and 10 comments on average, about 6.6 likes per comment.

What does Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist under a single category, Artista. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist, 7 are carousels, 2 are single images and 1 is a video. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist repeatedly use the words water, based, paper, canvas and it’s. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist's captions carry hashtags such as #oregoncoast, #watercolor and #alcoholink. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist writes those captions mainly in English. Wendy Stevens-Mizee \\ Artist keeps 14 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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