There is something about watching the light rise over a familiar landscape that makes me think about what might be ahead.
The Days Ahead was inspired by Edmonton and that quiet moment when the light begins to change the sky and a new day feels like it is just beginning.
For me, this painting is about possibility. We don't always know what the days ahead will bring, but there is something hopeful about watching the light return and knowing we get to keep moving forward.
I used colour, light, and expressive brushwork to capture that feeling—the landscape still grounded beneath us while the sky opens up above.
The Days Ahead is a 12 × 24 inch original painting and a reminder to look toward what is coming with a little hope, curiosity, and openness to whatever might be next.
There is something about watching the light rise over a familiar landscape that makes me think about what might be ahead.
The Days Ahead was inspired by Edmonton and that quiet moment when the light begins to change the sky and a new day feels like it is just beginning.
For me, this painting is about possibility. We don't always know what the days ahead will bring, but there is something hopeful about watching the light return and knowing we get to keep moving forward.
I used colour, light, and expressive brushwork to capture that feeling—the landscape still grounded beneath us while the sky opens up above.
The Days Ahead is a 12 × 24 inch original painting and a reminder to look toward what is coming with a little hope, curiosity, and openness to whatever might be next.
