8x8” original oil on canvas panel, unframed
Painted en plein air at Asilomar State Beach, California
This painting holds the hush of an Asilomar morning, when the mist hangs low, the breeze speaks softly, and the coastline feels more like a memory than a place. The colors came through gently: seafoam greens, wind-washed blues, and soft golden touches rising through the land like breath returning to the body.
With palette knife texture and layered impasto, Mistline Memory captures that quiet threshold between land and sea, self and sky. It’s a portal piece, small in size, but saturated with presence.
For the collector who knows that some places don’t just stay with you, they remember you back.
8x8” original oil on canvas panel, unframed
Painted en plein air at Asilomar State Beach, California
This painting holds the hush of an Asilomar morning, when the mist hangs low, the breeze speaks softly, and the coastline feels more like a memory than a place. The colors came through gently: seafoam greens, wind-washed blues, and soft golden touches rising through the land like breath returning to the body.
With palette knife texture and layered impasto, Mistline Memory captures that quiet threshold between land and sea, self and sky. It’s a portal piece, small in size, but saturated with presence.
For the collector who knows that some places don’t just stay with you, they remember you back.
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