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A green and brown botanical illustration print framed in a gold floater frame hangs on a grey wall.
A yellow, brown, green and dark rose abstract landscape print with black outlines in a silver floater frame hangs on a white wall.
A yellow, brown, green and dark rose abstract landscape print with black outlines in a white frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A light blue, brown and black abstract landscape illustration print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue, green and red abstract landscape print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue, brown and light green abstract landscape print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue, green and red abstract landscape print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A green, light blue and brown botanical illustration print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.

About Melissa Kircher

Melissa Kircher

Melissa Kircher is a painter and illustrator who enjoys everything bold and beautiful. She works with acrylics, watercolor, and ink to create pieces that invoke her deep love of nature and the human spirit. Kircher graduated with a B.A. in Fine Arts from Gordon College. Her work has been exhibited in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York City, as well as residing in private collections around the United States. She has also authored and illustrated a children’s picture book, The Endless Story: Explaining Life and Death to Children. Kircher lives and works in Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Read our Inside the Studio interview with Melissa where we talked with her about her current body of work, her artistic process, and creative inspiration. 

“I’ve always been drawn to strong lines and bright colors; the way that color and form merge into a connection with the artist and viewer," Kircher says. "I believe we can all have eyes that are open and ears that are awake to the thrumming life around us. I see art as a way of expressing that resonance.”