Allison Art and Design

06/08/2026

This gorgeous cat enjoyed 23 years (!!) of being deeply loved and well taken care of. That’s pretty special and says a lot about her family! ❤️❤️ Thank you, Brittney B!

06/02/2026

The beloved Roxy brought her family so much joy, and it looks like she was a WI Badger fan ❤️🖤🤍 I love painting fabric and trying to get the creases and shading right—super challenging. (Please note: if you currently have an order in with me, rest assured it’s in the queue!)

05/27/2026

Love seeing final pieces framed and loved… the perfect Mother’s Day Gift or any occasion!

05/26/2026

This is the regally handsome, Max—my first Borzoi. Thank you, Tim Markus and Lorie Markus!

“We gave the painting of Max to our friends and they LOVE it. She said ‘she captured his expression and soulful eyes exactly.’ Thanks for making not only beautiful art, but treasured memories!”

05/12/2026

Say cheese!! Love how this cutie strikes the perfect pose for the camera.

05/08/2026

In my top favorite pieces — loved painting the variety of fur - waves, curls, shorties… what a beautiful pup!

05/04/2026

My first cow commission was super fun to see come together! (Really just a big, big dog, right?) ❤️ Thank you, Colleen Growney “She loved it so much. She pulled it out and immediately started bawling and gave me the biggest hug.” ❤️

04/22/2026

The sweet Waldo and his beautiful eyes—my favorite part of a painting. ❤️❤️ Thank you, Trina!

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

Very excited to tell you about one of my latest projects, On Common Grounds, featuring watercolor sketch art of beautiful people! Currently exhibited at Beans n Cream Coffee in Cannery Square, the display also features questions to spark thought, conversation, and kindness. I wanted a way for my art to have a positive impact on a world that is pretty hard right now. Please visit it, not for me, but as a way to see so many other people as friends.

ABOUT THE PROJECT
Inspired by the beautiful book, Theo of Golden, this project showcases the people who make up our neighborhood, our community, and world through fun watercolor art. The people you see here are customers of Beans n Cream Coffee — regulars and new! Theo, the main character in the book, brilliantly connects art, language, music and more, to emotional human experiences. The author quotes the French painter, Marcel Duchamp, who once said, “great art is completed by the viewer.” — Making these art pieces faceless with no backgrounds does just that: allows us to focus on the humans we see, to feel emotions more clearly, to experience the world through a fresh lens, and to imagine, with empathy and understanding, the personal stories of the people you see here. Thank you for the inspiration, Allen Levi Downtown Sun Prairie