Mist Over Wildflowers is a 8×10” original oil painting that captures the fleeting quiet of an early August morning — when the sun has just begun to rise, the mist hasn’t yet lifted, and the world is still.
Painted from memory and observation, this piece reflects a moment that asked for stillness. The wildflowers were delicate and quietly blooming, scattered across the field like whispers. The mist moved low and slow, softening everything it touched. A pale red sun hovered just above the tree line, casting warm light through the cool morning air — quiet, steady, and low.
It’s a painting about presence — about pausing long enough to notice beauty before the rest of the world begins to stir.
This piece is part of an ongoing body of work exploring quiet, transitional moments in the natural landscape.
Mist Over Wildflowers is a 8×10” original oil painting that captures the fleeting quiet of an early August morning — when the sun has just begun to rise, the mist hasn’t yet lifted, and the world is still.
Painted from memory and observation, this piece reflects a moment that asked for stillness. The wildflowers were delicate and quietly blooming, scattered across the field like whispers. The mist moved low and slow, softening everything it touched. A pale red sun hovered just above the tree line, casting warm light through the cool morning air — quiet, steady, and low.
It’s a painting about presence — about pausing long enough to notice beauty before the rest of the world begins to stir.
This piece is part of an ongoing body of work exploring quiet, transitional moments in the natural landscape.
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