This painting captures the moment a lightning bolt breaks through a deep purple stormy sky. It’s about that specific point of transition—where the air feels charged and the sky is moody.. I wanted to hold onto the vibrant energy of the light as it cuts through the clouds, reminding us to stay present for the moments that are powerful and ever-changing.
Vibe & Connection
The Mood: Electric, expectant, and alive.
The Palette: Deep violets, electric whites, and moody purples.
Placement: At 7x5", this piece is an ideal "pop" for a desk, a small mantle, or tucked into a kitchen shelf. It’s meant for a spot where you’ll catch that spark of energy during your daily routine.
Technical Details
Medium: Original oil pastel watercolor paper.
Dimensions: 5x7 inches
Framing: Arrives unframed.
About the Brilliant Skies Collection
Have you ever walked outside and completely stopped because of the way light hits the clouds?
These paintings are about that specific moment of recognition. They are for the person who also stops in their tracks when the light hits just right, captured by a sky that is vast, ever-changing, and full of beauty.
This painting captures the moment a lightning bolt breaks through a deep purple stormy sky. It’s about that specific point of transition—where the air feels charged and the sky is moody.. I wanted to hold onto the vibrant energy of the light as it cuts through the clouds, reminding us to stay present for the moments that are powerful and ever-changing.
Vibe & Connection
The Mood: Electric, expectant, and alive.
The Palette: Deep violets, electric whites, and moody purples.
Placement: At 7x5", this piece is an ideal "pop" for a desk, a small mantle, or tucked into a kitchen shelf. It’s meant for a spot where you’ll catch that spark of energy during your daily routine.
Technical Details
Medium: Original oil pastel watercolor paper.
Dimensions: 5x7 inches
Framing: Arrives unframed.
About the Brilliant Skies Collection
Have you ever walked outside and completely stopped because of the way light hits the clouds?
These paintings are about that specific moment of recognition. They are for the person who also stops in their tracks when the light hits just right, captured by a sky that is vast, ever-changing, and full of beauty.
