THE ODD SISTERS

The Odd Sisters showed up one day during an art workshop about faces. I am not a conventional painter so I was amazed when they kept appearing and asking to be given the right to make an entrance.

And who am I to stop them?

I’d like to thank these brave women for showing up and allowing me the privilege of painting them so that they can tell their stories.

The award winning Odd Sisters believe that:

"Even if you are a little odd,

you’ll always be a sister."

Keep reading to find out how you can

become an Odd Sister.

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HOW TO BECOME AN ODD SISTER

If you see yourself as an Odd Sister, let me paint you as one!

A one of a kind painting of you as an honorary Odd Sister will be created by an award winning artist – me!

If you want to become a part of the Odd Sisters (Odd Couple, Odd Brother or Odd Cat or Odd Dog) family, please send a couple of photos along with some of your likes, eye color and your favorite colors. The watercolor and pen & ink painting will be whimsical and abstract, but it is created by being loving and respectful of you as a person.

The paintings are 5″ x 7″($200.00) and will come to you matted and ready to be framed.

SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS INCLUDED IN THE US.

Just email me at: elizabethcassidyart@gmail.com with your information and I will add you to The Odd Sister Family.

testimonials

I received this note from Mary: “I would like you to create a colorful Odd Sister illustration of my granddaughter Molly and her friend Elliott as they appeared in a hilarious story. Molly told me about their recent adventure in house sitting. Within the first 36 hours there was a flood, lost chickens, a cat that stayed indoors all day but spent the night outdoors, (even in the rain) and a dog that stayed on the bed not eating, drinking water. When the dog finally did go out, she ran away into the rain. This all takes place in the bucolic English countryside on a farm.”

Thanks, Mary. I accepted the challenge and when I saw their photos, I knew I wanted to turn Molly and Elliott into honorary Odd Sisters.

I wrote Elizabeth Cassidy asking if she ever does Odd Brother drawings after I fell in love with her Odd Sisters art work. And then I said I would love to see an Odd Brother drawing of me. Low and behold, she wrote back asking me to send her a picture of myself for her to work from. And this is how the first Odd Brother “EVER” came to be…and it’s of me!!! I adore my Odd brother art piece that Elizabeth, created so lovingly. It features a massive David Hughes face in the center, stylized but definitely recognizable as me. And then surprisingly, off to the left of my face she has placed another face, the face of my husband Sean, as if it is coming out of mine, which I found to be very appropriate since we have been together for 41 years now. David & Sean

I have been a fan of Elizabeth Cassidy’s for several years, but I fell in love with her Odd Sisters the first time I saw them! They all had so much personality that they just jumped out at me. When I was trying to find the perfect gift for my husband for our 20th wedding anniversary, I knew just what I wanted…a commissioned Odd Sister/Odd Brother piece with the two of us as the stars. All the things we truly love and care about in life ended up surrounding us in the picture and Elizabeth totally captured our spirit! I was proud to become an Odd Sister and my husband was thrilled to be the first Odd Brother! Our picture is framed and sits on our mantle with two other originals of Elizabeth’s and a couple of prints of hers that I love. Elizabeth Cassidy’s art makes me happy, and I am so glad to have discovered her!

K&K

"From the moment we met Elizabeth & laid our eyes on her incredibly interesting art, we knew we were meant to have her beautiful work in our shop as well as have her in our lives! We are beyond honored to have become two of the 'Odd Sisters'. Elizabeth didn't overlook any details in our portrait and truly captured our characters & spirits. K&J

Who wouldn't want to be an Odd Sister? It takes one to know one. I came across Elizabeth's artwork through a local Face book group and I knew that I had to have my best friend and I memorialized as Odd Sisters as a birthday gift. Ann S

The Odd Sisters are definitely a gang I wanted to be a part of, and, when my friend, Kat, suggested we become Odd Sisters together, I knew it was a perfect thing for us to do. She’s my West Coast Sister. I’m her East Coast Sister. And, Elizabeth’s incredible talent brought us together as Odd Sisters. Ann & Kat

Becoming an official Odd Sister is a joyfully self-evident form of self-awareness—I’m odd and I’m a proud to be the sister of other oddities like me. I highly recommend letting Elizabeth formalize your membership in the odd tribe! MG