Our A5 handpainted sympathy card is a touching way to express your deepest condolences during difficult times. The gentle purple theme, complemented by the elegant depiction of dandelion flower clocks, creates a soothing ambiance that brings comfort and solace. Each card is meticulously handpainted, making it a unique piece of art that stands out among traditional printed cards.

Key Features:

Handpainted design for a personal touch
Soothing purple color scheme to convey peace
Depiction of dandelion flower clocks symbolizing hope and healing
A5 size perfect for mailing or personal delivery

This card is blank inside, providing ample space for your own heartfelt message, allowing you to offer personal sympathies and support. Whether for a friend, family member, or colleague, this card serves as a gentle reminder of your care and compassion.

Choose our handpainted sympathy card to convey your condolences with grace and sincerity, offering a cherished keepsake that recipients will appreciate during their time of need.

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My Story

Hi it’s such a pleasure to be part of the Kindness Community. My name is Sarah and I live with my hubby Bruce and our cat Malibu on the NW coast of England.

I live with visible and invisible disabilities and am mostly housebound and reliant on my wonderful family for the support I need. I have lived with ME for all my adult life after never recovering from glandular fever, was formally diagnosed over 25 years ago with ME, Fibromyalgia, Arthritis and a degenerative spinal condition. I am an ambulatory wheelchair user and I’m desperately saving up for an electric wheelchair!

I am a medically retired headteacher and I have developed my creative streak as a self-taught artist, working mainly with watercolour and sometimes some mixed media too. I love how the water and paint interact on the page and try not to control them too much.

Painting is like a ballet happening on the paper between brush, paint and paper. It’s such a joy! If you haven’t ever painted with watercolour I would encourage you to give it a go!

I also host free zoom ‘Paint with Me’ sessions aimed specifically at other disabled and chronically ill people. We paint together fortnightly as it gives recovery time and I have found that it gives all of us a sense of community, a space to belong and a space to hold each other as we explore a painting together. Some people just come to watch, others paint everyone’s welcome… and we create a wonderful virtual art gallery too!

I have a Youtube and Patreon channel which are again aimed at disabled and chronically ill people. It’s a slower pace, quieter video space; something that hopefully allows for engagement. We’ve also got a really friendly Painting with Sarah Johnson group on Facebook. A community made to encourage one another as our skills are developing and progress isn’t linear.

I hope you love my art, I paint for the process and hope to bring some disabled joy into the world.

If you want to paint with others please do get in touch to get the link - you will be made very welcome. Come along and belong ❤️