$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 little brightness that lingers.
12×12 inches • Acrylic on canvas • Ready to hang
Living With This Piece
Some paintings change a room instantly.
Others unfold more slowly.
Color Play No. 32 carries a kind of brightness that stays gentle—something warm and uplifting without ever feeling loud. The kind of presence that catches your eye in passing and quietly shifts your mood before you even realize it.
There’s a softness to the energy here.
A reminder that even small moments of color can change the feeling of a day.
In Your Space
This piece works beautifully in spaces that need a little more warmth and light—
a hallway that catches morning sun,
a kitchen corner,
a workspace that could use a softer rhythm.
Its colors bring movement and openness into a room while still feeling grounded enough to live with every day.
If It Feels Like Yours
Usually, connection with a piece happens quietly.
You return to it once.
Then again later.
Not because you’re trying to decide quickly—
but because something about it already feels good to live with.
If this one keeps drawing you back,
you can trust that.
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
• Kitchens and dining spaces
• Bright living rooms and creative corners
• Hallways needing warmth and movement
• Layered gallery walls with playful color
Especially beautiful in light-filled spaces with natural textures and soft neutral tones.
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 grounding.
Some expansive.
Some quietly brightening the room around them.
Color Play No. 32 feels like a small moment of light that continues lingering long after you pass by.
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.