PAINTING IN PROGRESS | Among the Rainforest Silence 41 cm x 122cm. Some paintings begin with a brush. This one began with a moment.
Ian, my late husband was the first to spot this remarkable tree kangaroo at the Crater, a fleeting encounter that became unforgettable. My friend Pam, with her gift for seeing beauty through her lens, captured that precious moment in a photograph and generously gave me permission to bring it to life on canvas.As I paint, I find myself thinking about how nature quietly holds our memories. This tree kangaroo has become more than a beautiful rainforest creature, t has become a symbol of connection, of shared adventures, and of the people who leave lasting footprints on our hearts.
I hope this painting carries the same sense of wonder I felt when I first saw Pam's photograph. It is created with gratitude, love, and in memory of Ian, my beautiful friend and husband, whose sharp eyes found beauty where others might have simply walked by. Acrylic on Canvas.
PAINTING IN PROGRESS | Among the Rainforest Silence 41 cm x 122cm. Some paintings begin with a brush. This one began with a moment.
Ian, my late husband was the first to spot this remarkable tree kangaroo at the Crater, a fleeting encounter that became unforgettable. My friend Pam, with her gift for seeing beauty through her lens, captured that precious moment in a photograph and generously gave me permission to bring it to life on canvas.As I paint, I find myself thinking about how nature quietly holds our memories. This tree kangaroo has become more than a beautiful rainforest creature, t has become a symbol of connection, of shared adventures, and of the people who leave lasting footprints on our hearts.
I hope this painting carries the same sense of wonder I felt when I first saw Pam's photograph. It is created with gratitude, love, and in memory of Ian, my beautiful friend and husband, whose sharp eyes found beauty where others might have simply walked by. Acrylic on Canvas.