For Some Things There Are No Wrong Seasons- 24x30"
“And after the leaves, came blossoms. For some things there are no wrong seasons. Which is what I dream of for me.”
I thoroughly loved this line from Mary’s Oliver’s poem, Hurricane. I instantly felt that sense of ‘wild’ bubbling up in my bones. As an artist getting to that place of “wild” is always so fun, it means flow and creativity is abundant and that is a great place to be. Never knowing what will be around the corner.
This work is created with acrylic paints, hand-painted, distressed, and cut paper on stretched professional-grade canvas. Topped and sealed with multiple coats of matte varnish.
Natural Pine wood frame included. Ready to hang.
24”x30”
2021
“And after the leaves, came blossoms. For some things there are no wrong seasons. Which is what I dream of for me.”
I thoroughly loved this line from Mary’s Oliver’s poem, Hurricane. I instantly felt that sense of ‘wild’ bubbling up in my bones. As an artist getting to that place of “wild” is always so fun, it means flow and creativity is abundant and that is a great place to be. Never knowing what will be around the corner.
This work is created with acrylic paints, hand-painted, distressed, and cut paper on stretched professional-grade canvas. Topped and sealed with multiple coats of matte varnish.
Natural Pine wood frame included. Ready to hang.
24”x30”
2021
“And after the leaves, came blossoms. For some things there are no wrong seasons. Which is what I dream of for me.”
I thoroughly loved this line from Mary’s Oliver’s poem, Hurricane. I instantly felt that sense of ‘wild’ bubbling up in my bones. As an artist getting to that place of “wild” is always so fun, it means flow and creativity is abundant and that is a great place to be. Never knowing what will be around the corner.
This work is created with acrylic paints, hand-painted, distressed, and cut paper on stretched professional-grade canvas. Topped and sealed with multiple coats of matte varnish.
Natural Pine wood frame included. Ready to hang.
24”x30”
2021