Becky Made That

Becky Made That Mixed Media Collage Artist
Upcycled papers • maps • hole-punch technique
Selected to be an Emerging Artist at the 2026 Gasparilla Festival of the Arts

Becky Wanamaker has been an artist all of her life. From the time she could pick up a crayon, she was driven to draw, paint & design. Wanamaker is a graphic designer by training and started painting as a creative outlet in the fall of 2015. Wanamaker experimented with Alcohol Inks on paper which lead to painting with the inks on glass. By the end of 2015 she had sold a large number of upcycled gla

ss & metal vases & trays. She also started painting large glass Christmas ornaments. Before she knew it, Wanamaker had orders for her unique hand painted ornaments coming in faster than she could handle. In November, 2015, Wanamaker was invited to show her work at The Gallery @ 14 Days. Inspired by the other artists in the gallery, she decided to purse abstract painting. Her journey lead her to experimenting with fluid painting and painting with resin. Wanamaker coined the term "Fluid Abstraction". Her painting technique incorporates acrylic & oil paints, pigments, alcohol & india inks, resin and sometimes even fire. Wanamaker uses techniques learned from other artists as well as those she has developed through much trial and error along the way. She keeps a detailed journal for each painting she creates, notating the mediums used, what combination they were used in and the specific techniques so that she can continue to grow as an artist and improve her techniques. Wanamaker uses these techniques and mediums to create statement pieces on wood canvas, glass & furniture. Her affinity for color and experience as a graphic designer combined with her unique style of painting results in one-of-a-kind statement pieces. She is currently accepting commissions for large and small paintings for the upcoming holiday season. She will also be offering her hand painted ornaments again this year, so stay tuned!!

08/31/2026

Not everything meaningful has to fit the mold.

Dolly said it best: sometimes you have to figure out who you are and then do it on purpose. For me, that meant moving beyond what people typically picture when they hear “artist.” I don’t paint in the traditional sense. I paint, punch, cut, layer, rearrange and transform discarded paper into something entirely new.

It may not be mainstream—and that’s exactly why I love it.

I’m not trying to make art the way it’s “supposed” to be made. I’m making it the way only I can.

08/28/2026

One last hole punch. Then—the full reveal. ✨

Thousands of tiny pieces of repurposed paper, individually punched and placed by hand, come together to create one finished work.

It’s always a little surreal to step back and see the whole piece after spending so much time focused on every tiny detail.

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08/26/2026

A little color. A little chaos. A whole lot of paper. ✨

Every piece starts with something overlooked—discarded paper, vintage pages, painted scraps—and becomes something completely new, one tiny circle at a time.

This is what my world looks like lately.
“Like this and like that and like this and uh.” 💥

Which piece caught your eye first?

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Land O' Lakes, FL

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