Love Was the Way is a quiet affirmation, a reminder of what remains true beneath every season of change.
Soft whites move generously across a joyful foundation of blush, sky blue, olive, moss, charcoal, and warm neutrals. The layers feel abundant and expressive, yet grounded, as if each mark was placed with care and intention. There is a sense of openness here, a gentle unfolding that feels both tender and resolute.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this piece reflects the heart of the season, the understanding that even in stillness, love continues to guide us forward. It speaks to choosing connection, compassion, and presence, again and again. A painting about warmth in quiet moments, shared humanity, and the enduring truth that love has always been, and will always be, the way.
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Love Was the Way is a quiet affirmation, a reminder of what remains true beneath every season of change.
Soft whites move generously across a joyful foundation of blush, sky blue, olive, moss, charcoal, and warm neutrals. The layers feel abundant and expressive, yet grounded, as if each mark was placed with care and intention. There is a sense of openness here, a gentle unfolding that feels both tender and resolute.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this piece reflects the heart of the season, the understanding that even in stillness, love continues to guide us forward. It speaks to choosing connection, compassion, and presence, again and again. A painting about warmth in quiet moments, shared humanity, and the enduring truth that love has always been, and will always be, the way.
Unframed
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