Limited-edition, signed, numbered, and sealed Giclée artist prints available on smooth archival paper. Limited-edition signed and numbered stretched canvas Giclée prints available in two sizes.
Available in 4 sizes:
* 5 x 7 on Archival Paper
* 8 x 10 on Archival Paper
* 18 x 24 stretched canvas
* 24 x 36 stretched canvas
Framing and custom orders for an additional fee.
Color may vary from images shown, due to lighting. Framed works presented in images are just examples and not a direct reflection of the product being sold.
We are often left unaware of each other’s truth. We only share that which we are able to witness, compassionately, within ourself. When someone asks, “How are you?” My response usually unfolds like this, “Do you want the southern version or the real version?” We hesitate to share the wins, for fear of being too much, but we also hesitate to share and the loses, for fear of being too heavy. For a very long time, my response was simply, “ Good.” Not too much, not too little, pallettable. This piece represents the internal reality of showing up, baggage and all, and stepping forward, no matter the pace. Stoic is integrating the suffering of life so that it can be transmuted into something useful, something invaluable.
Limited-edition, signed, numbered, and sealed Giclée artist prints available on smooth archival paper. Limited-edition signed and numbered stretched canvas Giclée prints available in two sizes.
Available in 4 sizes:
* 5 x 7 on Archival Paper
* 8 x 10 on Archival Paper
* 18 x 24 stretched canvas
* 24 x 36 stretched canvas
Framing and custom orders for an additional fee.
Color may vary from images shown, due to lighting. Framed works presented in images are just examples and not a direct reflection of the product being sold.
We are often left unaware of each other’s truth. We only share that which we are able to witness, compassionately, within ourself. When someone asks, “How are you?” My response usually unfolds like this, “Do you want the southern version or the real version?” We hesitate to share the wins, for fear of being too much, but we also hesitate to share and the loses, for fear of being too heavy. For a very long time, my response was simply, “ Good.” Not too much, not too little, pallettable. This piece represents the internal reality of showing up, baggage and all, and stepping forward, no matter the pace. Stoic is integrating the suffering of life so that it can be transmuted into something useful, something invaluable.