Eruption
Honestly, this is one of my favorite paintings that I’ve ever painted. While there was no intended literal meaning behind this piece at the time, it certainly has come to represent a particular emotional state which has become familiar to me over the past few years; angst simultaneously paired with vulnerability and a willingness to blossom, all the while under the encouraging, nourishing rays of that which is larger than me, giving me strength to go on - despite it all.
Original Artwork - Spray Paint, Acrylics, Colored Pencils, and Marker. 11 x 14 x 3/4 inches. On canvas.
Honestly, this is one of my favorite paintings that I’ve ever painted. While there was no intended literal meaning behind this piece at the time, it certainly has come to represent a particular emotional state which has become familiar to me over the past few years; angst simultaneously paired with vulnerability and a willingness to blossom, all the while under the encouraging, nourishing rays of that which is larger than me, giving me strength to go on - despite it all.
Original Artwork - Spray Paint, Acrylics, Colored Pencils, and Marker. 11 x 14 x 3/4 inches. On canvas.
Honestly, this is one of my favorite paintings that I’ve ever painted. While there was no intended literal meaning behind this piece at the time, it certainly has come to represent a particular emotional state which has become familiar to me over the past few years; angst simultaneously paired with vulnerability and a willingness to blossom, all the while under the encouraging, nourishing rays of that which is larger than me, giving me strength to go on - despite it all.
Original Artwork - Spray Paint, Acrylics, Colored Pencils, and Marker. 11 x 14 x 3/4 inches. On canvas.