New Collection

 


The colors in this skyscape make a happy impression.
(hopeful, inspiring, daydreamer)


Tree and leaves are reflecting the end of the day at sunset.
(Reflective gracefulness)


This a pop of color in a day that looks ordinary.
(Encouraging fresh new start)

Journal entry: Sunday May 7, 2023 at 7:00 a.m.

I woke up this morning thinking of painting. I then came up with the idea of a new collection of small 10x10 paintings that I will call "little moments" inspired by the two little paintings I did yesterday.  I'm going to name them the feeling I feel at the moment when I look at them.

I'm going to use the other 10x10 canvas to paint a few more moments, little landscapes that I hope will take you to a nice calm, maybe even and insightful reveling moment to bring peach and inspiration or even refresh and revive you to take a deep breath and move onto the next moment.  to be ready for the next moment, whatever it may bring to you.

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