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Orbiting (Wolf)

Orbiting (Wolf)

 

24"x36", acrylic on cradled panel (no pressing need to frame), private collection (thank you SO much). Click on the image or here to be transported to my website where you can view the painting in a room setting or zoom in up close to the image to examine her surface. Questions? just reach out.


This one started out fierce, then got puppy dog softer, then became staunch and wise. Which actully mirrored a situation in my personal life. Coincidence? I think not - Wolf showed me how to compassionately move through life's twists and turns. And ultimately ask about my path, whether it be direct (like old growth trunks), wandering (like the edge of sky) or orbiting (like many moons). which best suits where I want to go and how I wish to get there?


Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork,
Love you, Kim.

PS  Returning collectors please use "COLLECTOR10" at checkout for your repeat offender discount. If you would like a payment plan, reach out directly. A 30% non refundable deposit reserves the painting, with balance due inside 12 months. The painting ships once all payments are complete.

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