Meet The Artist
Hello! I'm Brooklyn, the proud owner of Brooklyn Horne Art!
BHA started in the middle of 2020 with a passion to step out and pursue turning my hobby into a business! Not long after, I opened up my Etsy shop and have been loving every moment of BHA ever since! I'm so grateful and fortunate to be doing what I love most and what I believe the Lord has placed on my heart to do: Create.
What I love most about painting each piece, is the the freedom to get lost in the process and letting the paint do the real leading!
My work is a mix of watercolor + digital design art prints. I'm most inspired by warm color palettes, comforting neutral tones, nature's unique shapes and florals--with each piece printed on archival watercolor paper.
They make as a one-of-a-kind piece for your home or as a special gift for a friend. You can always find my newest paintings available here and on my Etsy Shop.
BHA best sellers 🤎
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KANSAS CITY COLLECTION
Let Your Heart Be Heard - Chiefs Heart
Even when it’s difficult to be vulnerable. Even if it’s easier to be silent. Whether or not you feel it matters. Even when it costs you—Let’s Your Heart Be Heard!
There are 3 variations of this print.
Floral KC
Having been raised in Kansas City, my favorite thing about living here is the KC pride! Whether it be for sports, the arts, academics, or small Businesses, the love for all things local + KC runs deep!
So proud to call this place home & have a print to rep!
LS Hartley Hart
"Anyone who has lived a number of years in Lee's Summit would recognized this neon heart as the icon of the Hartley Furniture Store in Downtown Lee's Summit. When the store closed the iconic heart was converted into a work of public art that has truly come to symbolize Downtown as the "heart" of Lee's Summit." - Lee's Summit Art Council