Had Me at Hello is about that instant spark, the feeling of recognition before you can explain why.
Soft sage and eucalyptus tones lead the composition, layered with hints of sky blue, warm sand, olive, and deep charcoal. The brushstrokes feel confident yet unguarded, as if the painting knew where it was headed from the very first mark. There is ease here, a sense of natural connection that settles in quickly and stays.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this piece reflects those moments when something simply feels right without effort or overthinking. It is a painting about intuition, openness, and the quiet joy of meeting what was meant for you and knowing, immediately, that it belongs.
Unframed
Had Me at Hello is about that instant spark, the feeling of recognition before you can explain why.
Soft sage and eucalyptus tones lead the composition, layered with hints of sky blue, warm sand, olive, and deep charcoal. The brushstrokes feel confident yet unguarded, as if the painting knew where it was headed from the very first mark. There is ease here, a sense of natural connection that settles in quickly and stays.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this piece reflects those moments when something simply feels right without effort or overthinking. It is a painting about intuition, openness, and the quiet joy of meeting what was meant for you and knowing, immediately, that it belongs.
Unframed
