Cassandra Tondro
"Golden Summer," 18 x 24 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Bubble Up," 18 x 18 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Indian Paintbrush," 24 x 30 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Orchids 2," 24 x 30 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Magnificence," 24 x 24 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Trail," 24 x 24 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Spring," 40 x 30 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Kathy's Blue," 24 x 48 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Transition Into Fall," 24 x 24 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
"Tulips" 24 x 48 inches, repurposed acrylic latex paint on canvas
Cassandra Tondro is an artist who has found a unique use for leftover house paint — she uses it for her colorful abstract paintings. Cassandra rescues the paint from recycling centers, and also combs the “mistint” shelves of home improvement stores. This is paint that would otherwise go to waste, and potentially end up in a landfill.
Cassandra’s eco-friendly paintings create a unique focal point for contemporary interiors, and the green materials complement sustainable design. Collectors of Cassandra’s work have said that her paintings evoke feelings of inspiration and joy, and are even more beautiful in person.