Three beautiful opposing fish brought together with ancient jewels
This work truly shines
Measures: 18×14”
This watercolor brings together multiple fish studies into a single, quiet composition. Each form is rendered with restraint, allowing transparency and layered washes to suggest movement, fragility, and time rather than strict realism.
Influenced by natural history illustration and personal observation, the work reflects an interest in preservation — not as taxonomy, but as memory. The white space functions as pause and breath, giving each subject room to exist without hierarchy.
Painted on archival watercolor paper, this piece invites slow looking and rewards attention to subtle shifts in color, line, and form.
Three beautiful opposing fish brought together with ancient jewels
This work truly shines
Measures: 18×14”
This watercolor brings together multiple fish studies into a single, quiet composition. Each form is rendered with restraint, allowing transparency and layered washes to suggest movement, fragility, and time rather than strict realism.
Influenced by natural history illustration and personal observation, the work reflects an interest in preservation — not as taxonomy, but as memory. The white space functions as pause and breath, giving each subject room to exist without hierarchy.
Painted on archival watercolor paper, this piece invites slow looking and rewards attention to subtle shifts in color, line, and form.
