He Refreshes
As you carefully move down the dirt trail, you hear the roar in the distance growing closer. Just a few more steps and the cascading water emerges from where it was hidden among the trees. Ever-flowing, ever-refreshing.
4x6 Acrylic on Cold-Pressed Watercolor Paper
This painting has been finished with a satin varnish and matted to 8x10. While the mat is included, the frame is not included.
This painting ships USPS Priority Mail. Shipping is included.
As you carefully move down the dirt trail, you hear the roar in the distance growing closer. Just a few more steps and the cascading water emerges from where it was hidden among the trees. Ever-flowing, ever-refreshing.
4x6 Acrylic on Cold-Pressed Watercolor Paper
This painting has been finished with a satin varnish and matted to 8x10. While the mat is included, the frame is not included.
This painting ships USPS Priority Mail. Shipping is included.
As you carefully move down the dirt trail, you hear the roar in the distance growing closer. Just a few more steps and the cascading water emerges from where it was hidden among the trees. Ever-flowing, ever-refreshing.
4x6 Acrylic on Cold-Pressed Watercolor Paper
This painting has been finished with a satin varnish and matted to 8x10. While the mat is included, the frame is not included.
This painting ships USPS Priority Mail. Shipping is included.
Exquisite beauty.
Everlasting memories.
Eternal love.
EVERGREEN.
The Collection
A beautiful collection of nostalgic landscapes, these paintings capture not only beautiful memories, but also the eternal love and beauty of our creator. I have been fortunate to spend time in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is a beautiful area where nature abounds. It was peaceful, mesmerizing moments in God's beautiful creation that inspired these paintings. His love is evergreen - eternal, ever-lasting, always present.
The Process
When creating this collection, I wanted to capture the feeling of the moments I had experienced. For that reason, I chose to use a palette different from the true images. I carefully selected images from pictures I had taken, then edited them to a split tone. This allowed me to consider the contrast of the image as I infused the warmth of the moments into the paintings.
