Limited Ed. I'll Keep Your Secrets Print
These cows represent friendship, trust, and shared whispers, and it is my favorite recent painting by far. I did the vast majority of it in one sitting in my backyard with the sun on my cheeks after a run through town, where I passed a few cow pastures. I watched as different cliques of cows hung out together, heads close to each other, clearly communicating something beyond human comprehension. It reminded me of those knowing silent stares you can shoot at your best friend, where they instantly understand what you are telling them, wordlessly. Now every time I see a cow, I try to send them messages with my stares in the same way, hoping that one day they will hear me. (I’m still waiting to hear back).
These prints are made from an original acrylic painting, printed on photo luster paper with archival quality inks.
These cows represent friendship, trust, and shared whispers, and it is my favorite recent painting by far. I did the vast majority of it in one sitting in my backyard with the sun on my cheeks after a run through town, where I passed a few cow pastures. I watched as different cliques of cows hung out together, heads close to each other, clearly communicating something beyond human comprehension. It reminded me of those knowing silent stares you can shoot at your best friend, where they instantly understand what you are telling them, wordlessly. Now every time I see a cow, I try to send them messages with my stares in the same way, hoping that one day they will hear me. (I’m still waiting to hear back).
These prints are made from an original acrylic painting, printed on photo luster paper with archival quality inks.
These cows represent friendship, trust, and shared whispers, and it is my favorite recent painting by far. I did the vast majority of it in one sitting in my backyard with the sun on my cheeks after a run through town, where I passed a few cow pastures. I watched as different cliques of cows hung out together, heads close to each other, clearly communicating something beyond human comprehension. It reminded me of those knowing silent stares you can shoot at your best friend, where they instantly understand what you are telling them, wordlessly. Now every time I see a cow, I try to send them messages with my stares in the same way, hoping that one day they will hear me. (I’m still waiting to hear back).
These prints are made from an original acrylic painting, printed on photo luster paper with archival quality inks.