There’s a certain hush that falls when autumn arrives—a softness that wraps around the bones, a longing for warmth and memory. “Sweater Weather Moon” is my pocket-sized rebellion against the sharpness of the world: a 4x4 inch crescent, stitched with wildflowers and hope, glowing against a night as deep as old wool.
I painted it for the ones who find comfort in small rituals: pulling on a favorite sweater, tracing the arc of the moon through a window, gathering fragments of beauty in the palm of your hand.
May this little moon remind you that even the smallest light can be a sanctuary.
Title: Sweater Weather Moon
Medium: Mixed media (gouache, watercolor, ink, Posca pen) on paper
Size: 4x4 inches (framed to 6x6 or 8x8 inches, light wood)
Price: $100Description:
A crescent moon filled with yellow, white, and green flowers, set against a deep black sky. This piece is part of my ongoing series exploring memory, resilience, and the quiet magic of everyday rituals.
There’s a certain hush that falls when autumn arrives—a softness that wraps around the bones, a longing for warmth and memory. “Sweater Weather Moon” is my pocket-sized rebellion against the sharpness of the world: a 4x4 inch crescent, stitched with wildflowers and hope, glowing against a night as deep as old wool.
I painted it for the ones who find comfort in small rituals: pulling on a favorite sweater, tracing the arc of the moon through a window, gathering fragments of beauty in the palm of your hand.
May this little moon remind you that even the smallest light can be a sanctuary.
Title: Sweater Weather Moon
Medium: Mixed media (gouache, watercolor, ink, Posca pen) on paper
Size: 4x4 inches (framed to 6x6 or 8x8 inches, light wood)
Price: $100Description:
A crescent moon filled with yellow, white, and green flowers, set against a deep black sky. This piece is part of my ongoing series exploring memory, resilience, and the quiet magic of everyday rituals.
