We are quick to get rid of the things that no longer serve us, looking on to bigger & better things. Saying, “Sorry” to whoever for not living in the moment, just another minute longer.
We make wishes for the good old days wishing for what once was. Can we find ways to welcome in the new too.
This child tries to hold back time as memories on pages drift away. Dandelions are all the wishes we made for more time. One of the clocks has no hands & the numbers are reversed in an attempt to turn back time.
A gentle reminder to never stop using your imagination.
“Junior” Riley worked as a watchmaker for 55 years in Ozark, AL until his death at the age of 95.
There is often a contentious debate between artists & pet owners who wish to bring their dogs to fine art shows. Can dogs & art coexist? You decide.
12 x 16 Oil on Canvas
Elizabeth Wolf
16 x 20
Oil on Canvas
Oil on canvas 18 x 24
This family asked for a lot of symbolism to reflect all the new changes occurring in their lives.
Fountain Inn - awarded Best in Show SOLD
16 x 20 oil on panel
Oil on canvas 20 x 24
Oil painting 16 x 20