Sassafras
the story behind the art: A friend recommended playing with an earth tones palette. I started with earth tones as the base for each layer. I was inspired by a new shade of Essie nail polish I purchased — “Saff-ron the move.”
I fell in love more and more with the piece with each added layer. The bright yellow gold tones and hints of green make me happy! Sassafras is a fun word to say and was the first word that popped into my mind while looking at the finished art piece.
Admittedly, I created Sassafras when I was supposed to be asleep after a long work day. Wasn’t sure how I felt about the piece until I awoke the next morning.
the story behind the art: A friend recommended playing with an earth tones palette. I started with earth tones as the base for each layer. I was inspired by a new shade of Essie nail polish I purchased — “Saff-ron the move.”
I fell in love more and more with the piece with each added layer. The bright yellow gold tones and hints of green make me happy! Sassafras is a fun word to say and was the first word that popped into my mind while looking at the finished art piece.
Admittedly, I created Sassafras when I was supposed to be asleep after a long work day. Wasn’t sure how I felt about the piece until I awoke the next morning.
the story behind the art: A friend recommended playing with an earth tones palette. I started with earth tones as the base for each layer. I was inspired by a new shade of Essie nail polish I purchased — “Saff-ron the move.”
I fell in love more and more with the piece with each added layer. The bright yellow gold tones and hints of green make me happy! Sassafras is a fun word to say and was the first word that popped into my mind while looking at the finished art piece.
Admittedly, I created Sassafras when I was supposed to be asleep after a long work day. Wasn’t sure how I felt about the piece until I awoke the next morning.
Giclée print. All prints are printed on premium archival paper. Our prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. Display indoors behind glass for a longevity of greater than 100 years before perceptible fading.
