Mass Audubon Original Watercolor Raffle

Three original watercolor paintings for sale to raise money for Mass Audubon // Raffle runs from May 15th to July 31st 2025.

DETAILS

  • Raffle tickets are $5 each

  • Each participant can purchase between 1 to 50 tickets

  • Purchased ticket(s) will enter you into raffles for all three paintings; you cannot assign your ticket(s) to a specific painting

  • Each painting includes the frame pictured in the photos

  • 80% of ticket sales will be donated to Mass Audubon. 20% will be kept for me (the artist) to reinvest in more supplies to keep these fundraisers going!

CLAIMING A PAINTING

  • Three winners will be drawn on August 1st and notified via email. Winners will be given three days to confirm acceptance and make the shipping payment if applicable.

    • If acceptance and payment is not confirmed by August 4th, another winner(s) will be drawn and given three days to confirm. If needed, this process will repeat until all paintings are claimed.

  • Free drop-off delivery for addresses up to a 1.5 hour drive from Boston, MA. This will be the default delivery method for all addresses within this range

    • Scheduling for drop-off will be coordinated in the confirmation email

  • USPS ground shipping will be applied for all other addresses and is a flat $16.00

    • Payment must be made within the 3-day confirmation window. Failure to complete shipping payment on time will result in a forfeit of the

    • Please note, shipping is unavailable to PO Boxes, Hawaii, Alaska, or any international addresses and I am not responsible for lost or damaged packages

All sounds good? :)

Click here to enter raffle!

Painting #1 - 8”x10” frame

 

Painting #2 - 11”x14” frame

 

Painting #3 - 8”x10” frame

Who is the owl featured in the paintings?

In March 2025 I took a trip to Canton, MA (accessible via MBTA!) to draw owls from life at The Museum of American Bird Art Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary. The owl I painted was an Eastern Screech rescue named Winnie.

Their naturalists are so knowledgeable and passionate about local wildlife. Look at the little lasercut owl paint palettes they made for each drawing participant 😮🥰

After the event, I walked around the sanctuary’s 121-acre property and spotted frogs and turtles sunning themselves by a pond. Support the Museum’s public education offerings and join one of their programs!!