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About the Artwork
There's a geology lesson here, if you look close. Thick layers of cream, sage, dusty blue, and burnt orange stack up like sediment. A deep navy ridge cuts across the middle, outlined in gold. The texture is heavy, deliberate, like you could run your fingers across the surface and feel every ridge. This is abstraction grounded in something real, even if that reality is more felt than literal.
The artist uses paint like it's a building material. Those thick strokes aren't smoothed over or blended. They sit there with weight and presence. The landscape reads horizontal, calming, the way a view of open country settles you down. Gold accents catch light throughout, adding just enough richness to keep things interesting.
This one finds its way to people who want art that feels substantial, not decorative. Oregon locals might see echoes of high desert or coastal hills. It also makes a solid gift for anyone moving into a new place who needs something with presence on the walls.
Works especially well in living rooms or bedrooms where you want a focal point that doesn't fight for attention. The muted palette means it plays well with most furniture, and the horizontal orientation fits nicely over a couch or console table.
There's a geology lesson here, if you look close. Thick layers of cream, sage, dusty blue, and burnt orange stack up like sediment. A deep navy ridge cuts across the middle, outlined in gold. The texture is heavy, deliberate, like you could run your fingers across the surface and feel every ridge. This is abstraction grounded in something real, even if that reality is more felt than literal.
The artist uses paint like it's a building material. Those thick strokes aren't smoothed over or blended. They sit there with weight and presence. The landscape reads horizontal, calming, the way a view of open country settles you down. Gold accents catch light throughout, adding just enough richness to keep things interesting.
This one finds its way to people who want art that feels substantial, not decorative. Oregon locals might see echoes of high desert or coastal hills. It also makes a solid gift for anyone moving into a new place who needs something with presence on the walls.
Works especially well in living rooms or bedrooms where you want a focal point that doesn't fight for attention. The muted palette means it plays well with most furniture, and the horizontal orientation fits nicely over a couch or console table.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
After teaching middle school music for eight years in Boston, I moved to Vermont and discovered painting through a community art class. The geometric patterns I use come from musical notation structures I learned as a kid studying piano with my neighbor Mrs. Rodriguez.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!