Tall pines stand on a snowy slope while flakes drift down through a pale, misty sky. Owen Strickland painted these watercolor trees loosely, letting sage and olive washes bleed into each other so the forest seems to fade back into the fog.
Below the trees, a small still pond holds soft reflections of the dark branches. Bare brown shrubs and scattered stones poke through the snow in the foreground, painted in warm sepia that keeps the cream ground from feeling cold.
This piece suits anyone who loves the hush of a winter morning, cabin weekends or the gentle look of traditional watercolor. It feels seasonal without being tied to a single holiday, so it can stay up from the first frost until spring.
Hang this canvas wall art in a living room with warm wood and linen, above a reading chair, or in an entryway where a calm landscape greets you. Its muted palette sits easily with neutral, farmhouse and rustic rooms.