Brutal Sun Art

The art you place in your home is a story. And at its deepest level, a story is connection between people.

This connection starts with an isolated artist having an honest conversation with themselves. The more attuned they become to their self, the more attuned they can become with you. The artist can then tell you a story without words. Play you a song without sound. Or show you a feeling without touch.

You take an artist's piece in your hands. It becomes a part of you. You share it with others. It becomes a part of them. In this way, art becomes a thread that binds people together.

My name is Sara. I'm an artist trying to have honest conversations with myself, so I can then have them with you, and you can then have them with others.

At this time, cats are my primary muses. Seems like I spend all my days sculpting, painting, and drawing them.

In the past, I primarily sculpted tiny OOAK (one-of-a-kind or original) cats using polymer clay. Lately, I've been passionate about painting on canvas or panel. I also make molds and cast small cats out of resin. Truth be told, I enjoy rotating between these three art forms, depending on what inspires me.

There's all kinds of cool stuff in my shop. Check it out! I update it frequently. If you need a new T-shirt, sticker, clock, coffee mug, notepad, print, or mouse-pad, I may have just the thing to make your day.

Like most artists, I rarely have original paintings, sculptures, or resins readily available, simply because the best pieces sell quickly.

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Thank you for stopping by! And sorry for all the glittery pink cat hair.

Have a purrfect day.

A traditional acrylic painting of a bejeweled black princess kitty. The painting is loosely inspired by the aesthetic of ancient Morocco. The kitty stands in front of a blue ocean. Dappled sunlight dances across her black fur, and even on the vibrant orange tangerines dangling from the tree above her. The painting is signed with a cursive S, which is the signature of creature artist Sara Wagner.

A polymer clay sculpture of a warrior Spartan kitty. King Leonidas, to be exact. This collectible OOAK cat figurine has a spear in one paw, and a Spartan shield in his other. The tabby wears a magnificent red half-cape. He looks determined, like he is about to deflect an incoming enemy blow.

I sculpted this miniature pink kitty figurine from polymer clay. She carries a gold vintage Chanel purse around her neck. She is graceful in form, and looks back over her shoulder as though she might actually move. The pink and gold color combination of this OOAK original cat are quite dazzling together.

Imagine a world ruled by a magical, all-knowing cat. I painted this glorius gray and white feline with acrylics. She looks at you with gentle yellow eyes as if she knows something you don't know. On her head, she wears a gold leaf crown reminiscent of Roman nobility. This painting has been signed with a cursive S, the signature of creature artist Sara Wagner.

A handmade resin feline fashion doll wearing a stunning vintage yellow dress. She is prowling through green grass under a blue summer sky. Her bright yellow dress contrasts with her black fur in a striking way.

A handmade OOAK polymer clay sculpture of a pink witch kitty. She has pink eyes. Her precious face is half white. The pink hat she wears is made from satin fabric.

A traditional acrylic painting of a mystical unicorn cat looking up at a storm. She stands on a wide open, but dark grassland.

A traditional acrylic painting of a rugged tabby cat as Indiana Jones. The cat is near a jungle ruin surrounded by vines and green leaves.

A polymer clay art figurine of a Snowshoe cat hugging a crescent moon. This hand-sculpted OOAK kitty has pale blue glass eyes that can penetrate your soul.

A fierce warrior cat figurine sculpted from polymer clay. He holds a large trident with his two front paws. Over his back, he wears a wolf fur cloak. He has worn leather gloves on all for of his paws. And a wolf tooth necklace around his neck. He also has spikes in his attire. He looks up with intense focus, as though about to thrust his trident into a foe. This bengal cat was loosely inspired by Geralt of Rivia. Though, instead of a monster hunter he is a wolf hunter.