Safe Haven- Framed Original
This 9×11 inch watercolor is double matted and framed to be the total size of 16.75×21 inches. The original varies slightly from the print in color and detail.
This piece is a personal reflection on seeking truth and clarity in my goals and spiritual journey. Each element holds a deep meaning: the café’s welcome sign represents stepping out in faith and embracing the unexpected beauty that follows. The girl, a self-portrait, is adorned with a Gaelic halo design, symbolizing the grace gift bestowed upon the born-again believer. The lighthouse embodies a promise I continue to hold onto, steadfast and guiding. Finally, the open door in the restful bedroom signifies peace and abiding—a place of trust and surrender. Safe Haven invites viewers to consider their own spaces of rest, hope, and spiritual connection.
This 9×11 inch watercolor is double matted and framed to be the total size of 16.75×21 inches. The original varies slightly from the print in color and detail.
This piece is a personal reflection on seeking truth and clarity in my goals and spiritual journey. Each element holds a deep meaning: the café’s welcome sign represents stepping out in faith and embracing the unexpected beauty that follows. The girl, a self-portrait, is adorned with a Gaelic halo design, symbolizing the grace gift bestowed upon the born-again believer. The lighthouse embodies a promise I continue to hold onto, steadfast and guiding. Finally, the open door in the restful bedroom signifies peace and abiding—a place of trust and surrender. Safe Haven invites viewers to consider their own spaces of rest, hope, and spiritual connection.
This 9×11 inch watercolor is double matted and framed to be the total size of 16.75×21 inches. The original varies slightly from the print in color and detail.
This piece is a personal reflection on seeking truth and clarity in my goals and spiritual journey. Each element holds a deep meaning: the café’s welcome sign represents stepping out in faith and embracing the unexpected beauty that follows. The girl, a self-portrait, is adorned with a Gaelic halo design, symbolizing the grace gift bestowed upon the born-again believer. The lighthouse embodies a promise I continue to hold onto, steadfast and guiding. Finally, the open door in the restful bedroom signifies peace and abiding—a place of trust and surrender. Safe Haven invites viewers to consider their own spaces of rest, hope, and spiritual connection.