Watercolor on cold press paper, 5x7 inches, 2026
“Old Yellow Home” captures a quiet moment of Southern architecture framed by the movement of a leaning tree. The house, with its warm yellow siding, green shutters, and detailed trim, sits grounded behind bold red steps—rooted and familiar.
The foreground tree cuts across the composition, partially obscuring the structure and creating a layered sense of depth, as if the viewer has paused mid-walk to take it in. Light filters through the leaves, softening the scene while still allowing the strong colors and shapes to hold their presence.
This piece balances structure and interruption—where the built environment and the natural world overlap, each shaping how the other is seen.
Watercolor on cold press paper, 5x7 inches, 2026
“Old Yellow Home” captures a quiet moment of Southern architecture framed by the movement of a leaning tree. The house, with its warm yellow siding, green shutters, and detailed trim, sits grounded behind bold red steps—rooted and familiar.
The foreground tree cuts across the composition, partially obscuring the structure and creating a layered sense of depth, as if the viewer has paused mid-walk to take it in. Light filters through the leaves, softening the scene while still allowing the strong colors and shapes to hold their presence.
This piece balances structure and interruption—where the built environment and the natural world overlap, each shaping how the other is seen.
