Driving with the windows down and the music up | Original Painting
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Description
This is an original watercolor painting on cold-pressed watercolor paper
+ "Memories" Collection
+ Size: 18x24"
+ Shipping included in listed price
+ Painting comes unframed unless the 'Natural Wood Frame' option is selected above.
+ Frames are solid wood, with a natural woodgrain
+ Total frame dimensions: 19.125"W x 25.125"L x 1.5"D (fits to 18x24" painting).
+ Each frame comes with hanging hardware
+ Frames ship with a styrene face, which will not shatter in transit. If you are a local delivery, I would be happy to talk further about UV glass and museum-grade glass face options/pricing.
+ The frames are featured in this listing's photos
If the frame is included in the purchase, the painting will come loaded/assembled in the frame.
Memories Collection
As I painted these pieces, I noticed that many captured in feeling certain memories that they then consciously resurrected. I thought about why those memories stayed with me, and whether or not they were reasons I would call ‘good,’ and whether or not that mattered.
What I did try to do was finish each piece in an aspect of that memory's goodness, even if at the time, or now, it might not really seem so. Not because I am very fixated on optimism, but because I have gotten to live. And I live with a hope that believes that the final word will be a good one.
I hope these pieces walk with you back to places where you need company, or compassion. I hope they are gentle, and hold you in rest. And, where they can, I hope they leave you in warmth and light.
As I painted these pieces, I noticed that many captured in feeling certain memories that they then consciously resurrected. I thought about why those memories stayed with me, and whether or not they were reasons I would call ‘good,’ and whether or not that mattered.
What I did try to do was finish each piece in an aspect of that memory's goodness, even if at the time, or now, it might not really seem so. Not because I am very fixated on optimism, but because I have gotten to live. And I live with a hope that believes that the final word will be a good one.
I hope these pieces walk with you back to places where you need company, or compassion. I hope they are gentle, and hold you in rest. And, where they can, I hope they leave you in warmth and light.