Kate Pritchard

• Humpback

  Watercolor

  2.5 x 2.5 inches

  $250 with frame

• Giraffe

  Watercolor

  2 x 1.25 inches

• Female Cardinal

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 1 inches

  $200 with frame

• Orca

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 1.5 inches

  $200 with frame

• Gorilla

  Watercolor

  2 x 1.5 inches

  $250 with frame

• Thistle

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 1.5 inches

  $250 with frame

• Blue Jay

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 1.5 inches

  $250 with frame

• Elephant

  Watercolor

  2.75 x 1.5 inches

  $200 with frame

• Goodbye Friends

  Watercolor

  3 x 3 inches

  $250 with frame

• The Quarantine Tree

  Watercolor

  4 x 4 inches

• Squirrel

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 0.75 inches

  $200 with frame

• Cheeta

  Watercolor

  2.25 x 0.75 inches

  $200 with frame

• Imperial Walker

  Watercolor

  1 x 1 inches

  $250 with frame

• Summer at Holman Stadium

  Watercolor

  1.5 x 1.5 inches

  $200 with frame

• Nessie

  Watercolor

  2.25 x 3 inches

  $250 with frame

• Baby Dragon

  Watercolor

  1.25 x 0.75 inches

  $250 with frame

• Chewie

  Watercolor

  0.5 x 1.25 inches

• Fox

  Watercolor

  2.25 x 1.25 inches

  $250 with frame

• Weirwood Tree

  Watercolor

  2.25 x 1.5 inches

  $200 with frame

Notice: Pricing and availability are not guaranteed. Contact the artist for the most up-to-date pricing and availability.

About Kate

Kate Pritchard is a professional artist currently living in Nashua, New Hampshire.

Originally from Buffalo, NY, Kate started painting professionally as a teenager and went on to become an art educator, teaching in various schools and museums.

Primarily focused in watercolor as a medium, Kate started painting miniatures when she became a mother and needed to find a portable and practical way to create, while keeping her work out of the reach of curious little hands. Her subject matter ranges from tiny dream-like illustrations to small town studies, pop culture and the natural world.

Kate’s paintings have been shown and in various galleries and exhibitions throughout New England and New York, and she currently works at the Currier Museum of Art, in Manchester, NH, as the Senior Educator of Youth and Family Programs.

You can visit Kate's website at www.katepritchard.art.

I’ve always liked tiny things you can put in your pocket. Find something in the mud, clean it up and it’s your own mini treasure. I think that is why I liked watercolor painting when I started doing it over twenty years ago. You start with puddles, and end with treasure. Its unforgiving nature forces me to focus on the process, instead of my anticipation of the result, which I find creates a more thoughtful, harmonious painting experience and pleasing final product. It’s a mindful, problem-solving journey, not just a means to a preconceived end.

I started painting tiny watercolors when I became a mom because small paintings can be added to quickly, then conveniently tucked away safely, with little planning and emotional investment required. I ended up discovering limitless possibilities in these small spaces, and my hope is that the intimacy I put into these works, paired with the size and detail of the painting gives viewers their own personal relationship to each piece.