$600
Original painting • One of one
This piece has been part of my space for months—
this is the first time it’s leaving the studio.
It’s always a quiet shift when they do.
A gentle return to yourself.
12×12 inches • Acrylic on canvas • Ready to hang
Living With This Piece
Some paintings feel expansive.
Others feel grounding.
Color Play No. 30 carries the feeling of coming back to yourself slowly—through color, softness, and the quiet familiarity of something that simply feels good to live with.
There’s warmth here.
Not loudness. Not urgency.
Just the sense that a space can hold you gently while life continues moving around it.
Over time, this piece becomes less about the wall it hangs on and more about the feeling it leaves behind.
In Your Space
This piece works beautifully in spaces meant for slowing down and reconnecting—
beside a bed,
near a favorite chair,
in a studio corner filled with light and quiet routines.
Its colors bring energy into a room softly, creating a presence that feels supportive rather than overwhelming.
If It Feels Like Yours
Usually, the pieces that matter most don’t need to announce themselves.
They simply continue returning to your attention in quiet ways.
There’s no pressure to decide quickly.
But if this piece feels familiar somehow,
you can trust that feeling.
Details
• Original, one-of-a-kind painting
• 12×12 inches
• Acrylic on canvas
• Ready to hang
• Signed on back
Carefully packaged and shipped from my studio.
Where It Lives Well
• Bedrooms and restful spaces
• Creative studios and reading corners
• Living rooms needing softness and color
• Layered gallery walls with warmth and movement
Especially beautiful in calm, light-filled spaces with natural textures and room to breathe.
Part of the Color Play Series
Color Play is a collection of intuitive paintings created through movement, instinct, and layered color.
Each piece carries its own emotional atmosphere.
Some energize.
Some brighten.
Some quietly bring you back to yourself.
Color Play No. 30 feels like softness returning to the room in a steady, grounding way.
They’ve lived together in the studio for months.
Now, they’re beginning to move into new spaces.
Some collectors start with one.
Others slowly build a wall over time.
There’s no right way.
Just the piece that continues to stay with you.