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Beneath the light of a full moon, a lone cowboy surveys the vast western landscape around him.
Titled Above Snakes, an old Western expression meaning to be still alive, the piece reflects on the independence and resilience required to find your own way. There is a certain freedom in traveling alone, though that freedom can sometimes come with a sense of isolation. This drawing seeks to capture both sides of that experience.
Giclee print on preimium archival, acid free, fine art paper.
Print measures 10 × 8 inches.
Beneath the light of a full moon, a lone cowboy surveys the vast western landscape around him.
Titled Above Snakes, an old Western expression meaning to be still alive, the piece reflects on the independence and resilience required to find your own way. There is a certain freedom in traveling alone, though that freedom can sometimes come with a sense of isolation. This drawing seeks to capture both sides of that experience.
Giclee print on preimium archival, acid free, fine art paper.
Print measures 10 × 8 inches.