Artist Statement
Alisa Weldon defines herself as a conceptual artist whose work prioritizes the idea behind the piece over the object itself. With a foundation in graphic design spanning more than thirty years, she has transitioned from a career of precision and perfection to one that embraces fluidity, meaning, and message. Her work spans mediums—from watercolor to wood and materials in-between (chosen not for consistency, but for their ability to carry a concept forward. Nature and emotion often guide her, but the true subject of her work is the internal pause) a moment of reflection, recognition, or subtle shift in perception. Whether through color movement or symbolic form, each piece invites viewers to stay a little longer, feel a little deeper, and consider their place in the narrative. Her aim is to spark thought, uplift with intention, and offer a quiet yet powerful invitation: to see the ordinary as extraordinary, and the fleeting as worthy of attention.
My passion is connection, creation, playing like a kid, nature and teaching . . . (Alisa at age 4)
My Moment as an Artist
I've always been an artist.
For more than three decades, I made my living in the world of commercial art (using creativity to solve problems, build brands, and communicate ideas). While that work shaped me as a designer and creative thinker, I rarely gave myself permission to simply call myself an artist.
That changed August 31, 2023.
In a workshop at Anderson Ranch Arts Center with Jan Heaton, something shifted. Standing before a large sheet of 300 lb. Fabriano watercolor paper with oversized brushes, water, and the memory of wildflowers I had discovered the evening before while walking with my partner and our puppy, I stopped trying to control the outcome. Instead, I trusted instinct, movement, and emotion.
For the first time, painting felt less like creating something beautiful and more like discovering something that had always been waiting inside me.
Soon after, someone suggested I needed an artist portrait to accompany my work. I immediately thought of a photograph my father had taken of me when I was four years old, standing among yellow wildflowers while visiting my grandfather. Decades apart, the images told the same story. Nature had always been my companion. Art had always been my language.
Today, my work is an invitation to pause, to notice, and to reconnect—with nature, with curiosity, and with ourselves. Whether through watercolor, sculpture, or conceptual work, I hope each piece celebrates the quiet beauty that surrounds us and reminds us that wonder is often found in the smallest moments.
2025:
Curated Texan | Bursting With Color: Welcome To The Vibrant World of Houstonian Artist Alisa Weldon
50 Artists Houston Book Signing (PURCHASE BOOK HERE)
IN THE NEWS
2026:
Selected Artist American Artworks 2026
Featured Artist for Winter Wonderland | L’ART Garage
Spring Street Studios: Resonance: A Visual Symphony
Sabine Street Studios: Ballet Of The Masses May 21 -July 25, 2026
Life Demands Both Ends Solo Exhibition: Oct 4-Nov 10, Opening
Winter Street Studios: CONVERGENCE, June 6th - Aug 16th
Reception Oct 24th @ Washington Gallery
The Superfair Houston @ The Post: Opening Nov 6, 2026
2025:
SPACES Exhibition
CREATIVE FUSION | All campus Collaboration
LIFE DEMANDS BOTH ENDS® Sculpture & Book launch
Bayou City Art Festival
50 Artists Houston, Volume 2
Evelyn Park Gala Auction
2024:
BLOOM Exhibition
Paint the Town Marble Falls Selected Artist
Selected Artist for American Artwork Publication 2025
50 Artist Houston Selection
W.O.W. Exhibition
2023:
Selected for International Watercolor Society of Houston
Poppytown Festival New Artist
Anderson Ranch Art Center Live Auction
Human Rights Campaign Gala Auction
2022:
Launch of Aspen Heart Rock Project
Joy Burst Anderson Ranch Art Center Live Auction
EXHIBITS
PRICING
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Each original artwork is thoughtfully created using high-quality materials. Pricing is calculated based on a $4.50 per square inch rate, reflecting both the scale of the work and the value of time, texture, and intention behind each piece.
Example Prices8” X 10” = 80 sq in = $360
16" x 20" = 320 sq in = $1,440
18" x 24" = 432 sq in = $1,944
24" x 30" = 720 sq in = $3,240
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30x40
• ~$1600 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
22x30
• ~$1000 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
22x22
• ~$800 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
20x20
• ~$700 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
11x30
• ~$900 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
18x18
• ~$600 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
15x15
• ~$500 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
12x12
• ~$450 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
10x10 (anything 10” to 14”)
• ~$400 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
8X8
• ~$400 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
6x9
• ~$350 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
5x7
• ~$350 (floating art, museum glass + archival matte + frame (White or Silver))
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This grounding message invites daily introspection, encouraging viewers to embrace both ends of their journey—the courage to begin and the wisdom to continue.
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(Table top (not hanging) 1.5” thick)
4”x4” = $70
2”x6” = $70
4”x6” = $80
5”x5” = $90
6”x8” = $110
8”x8” = $140
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Acrylic 5x7x2 (floating Clear frames, counter or hanging) = $160
Acrylic 8x8x2 (floating Clear frames, counter or hanging) = $180
Acrylic 8x10x2 (floating Clear frames, counter or hanging) = $200
Acrylic 12x12x2 (floating Clear frames, counter or hanging) = $230
Acrylic 15×15x2 (floating Clear frames, counter or hanging) = $260
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Generally speaking, watercolor Classes are $200 per person per class for 2 hrs. Travel and materials are not included.
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8x8 (art 6x6) = $149+tax
(mounted and framed on white wood 9.25”x9.25”)
8x8 Custom = $200+tax
(mounted and framed on white wood 9.25”x9.25”)
Joy Burst 20x20 = $350 +tax
(mounted and framed on white wood 20”x20”)
Joy Burst 20x20” acrylic = $600 +tax
(framed in floating acrylic 20”x20”x2” frame)
Grid Series 20”x20” acrylic+ linen canvas mount = $800+tax
(Framed in floating acrylic 20”x20”x2” frame)
