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Mixed Media | 36 in x 36 in
A wild hare: “A fervent, usually sudden, desire to do something surprising or unexpected” This hare is the first step in this idea that I could make it as an artist. It’s in a timid, seemingly frozen posture, but it’s there, it’s spotted, and when the right moment arrives, it will hit the ground running!
The dry, harsh environment of the West is not forgiving. It’s a place for grit and a scrappy attitude yet among the prickly plants, dust, and flash floods exists the sweetness of animals children would love to welcome in, name and call ‘family’.
This piece is primarily acrylic paint with oil stick, charcoal, and fine-tip pen on a stretch canvas with a 1.5” depth.
Mixed Media | 36 in x 36 in
A wild hare: “A fervent, usually sudden, desire to do something surprising or unexpected” This hare is the first step in this idea that I could make it as an artist. It’s in a timid, seemingly frozen posture, but it’s there, it’s spotted, and when the right moment arrives, it will hit the ground running!
The dry, harsh environment of the West is not forgiving. It’s a place for grit and a scrappy attitude yet among the prickly plants, dust, and flash floods exists the sweetness of animals children would love to welcome in, name and call ‘family’.
This piece is primarily acrylic paint with oil stick, charcoal, and fine-tip pen on a stretch canvas with a 1.5” depth.
Mixed Media | 36 in x 36 in
A wild hare: “A fervent, usually sudden, desire to do something surprising or unexpected” This hare is the first step in this idea that I could make it as an artist. It’s in a timid, seemingly frozen posture, but it’s there, it’s spotted, and when the right moment arrives, it will hit the ground running!
The dry, harsh environment of the West is not forgiving. It’s a place for grit and a scrappy attitude yet among the prickly plants, dust, and flash floods exists the sweetness of animals children would love to welcome in, name and call ‘family’.
This piece is primarily acrylic paint with oil stick, charcoal, and fine-tip pen on a stretch canvas with a 1.5” depth.