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11”x14”
Original Painting
Cradled Board
Mixed Media finished in Oils
In “Free Indeed,” a regal figure stands wrapped in light, her garment woven with nature’s gifts—the velvet orange of monarch wings, the softness of fur, the shimmering cool of sky-blue. Behind her, the forest glows with early sunbeams, as if the trees themselves have paused in reverence. Her expression holds strength, grace, and a knowing that true freedom is not found in escape, but in union—with purpose, with presence, with Spirit.
This painting reflects the beauty of living in harmony with who we were made to be—untangled, unbound, and fully alive. The wings are not simply symbols of flight—they are an extension of her soul, rising in rhythm with the light around her.
“Free Indeed” is a visual hymn of identity, surrender, and the sacred liberty found when we walk in step with divine t
11”x14”
Original Painting
Cradled Board
Mixed Media finished in Oils
In “Free Indeed,” a regal figure stands wrapped in light, her garment woven with nature’s gifts—the velvet orange of monarch wings, the softness of fur, the shimmering cool of sky-blue. Behind her, the forest glows with early sunbeams, as if the trees themselves have paused in reverence. Her expression holds strength, grace, and a knowing that true freedom is not found in escape, but in union—with purpose, with presence, with Spirit.
This painting reflects the beauty of living in harmony with who we were made to be—untangled, unbound, and fully alive. The wings are not simply symbols of flight—they are an extension of her soul, rising in rhythm with the light around her.
“Free Indeed” is a visual hymn of identity, surrender, and the sacred liberty found when we walk in step with divine t