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NEW PAINTING Waxing

 

Waxing, acrylic on flat panel, 24x24, $1200 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Questions can always come to me.

Equal parts fox medicine and lunar magic 

this painting is a quiet reminder of one's inner strength.

Speaking of lunar magic, it's the first new moon of the astrological year tonight, which is the perfect time to set intentions. Take some time to think about where you are heading and whisper this to the moon before tucking in this evening.

Perhaps your intentions include acquiring meaningful original art?! Here is the link to view Waxing larger, peek at her in a room, or purchase.

If you are looking for something with a different sort of spirit animal magic, check out the options on my website, sized 8x8 and larger with prices starting at $300.

Also, a head's up that tomorrow I'm hosting another Watching Paint Dry episode. These are 30 minute live q&a sessions held via zoom, open to the general public. This time I'll walk participants through a slide show of a painting's progression, and talk a bit about where my mind is as the piece evolves. You can learn more and get the link to attend  here.

Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork,
All my best, warmly, Kim

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