A Burning of sunlight through the late September trees.
This piece is a large Canvas print with a whole layer of fresh details added to the surface to keep the original fresh painting feeling alive and infused with care.
I remember you told me that you couldn't see the color anymore. A Sadness had taken it away. So I made this painting for you.
This print is from a painting of a new series of work inspired by the countrysides of Western New England.
**Prints come with added original painted details to make the color pop.
I love original pieces of art and I want you to have a sense of this for you.
It brings me joy to make sure that each piece of art that goes home is paid attention to and given special color and care.
Print SIZES AVAILABLE in inches:
12 x 24 (image size 10 x 22) $95
24 x 48 (image size 22 x 48) $350
Canvas prints:
12 x 24 canvas print $425
24 x 48 canvas print $900
A Burning of sunlight through the late September trees.
This piece is a large Canvas print with a whole layer of fresh details added to the surface to keep the original fresh painting feeling alive and infused with care.
I remember you told me that you couldn't see the color anymore. A Sadness had taken it away. So I made this painting for you.
This print is from a painting of a new series of work inspired by the countrysides of Western New England.
**Prints come with added original painted details to make the color pop.
I love original pieces of art and I want you to have a sense of this for you.
It brings me joy to make sure that each piece of art that goes home is paid attention to and given special color and care.
Print SIZES AVAILABLE in inches:
12 x 24 (image size 10 x 22) $95
24 x 48 (image size 22 x 48) $350
Canvas prints:
12 x 24 canvas print $425
24 x 48 canvas print $900
This painting is printed on archival quality canvas with long-lasting pigment-based inks. I then many hours adding original painted details to this scene. I want each painting to feel fresh and alive for you, and last forever as a place to gather to remember the magic of our world still alive and the peace and respite of colorful art.
