Print of the Week: Back To Haunt You bee It serves as a visual

It serves as a visual summary of my accomplishments that year and remains one of my most challenging and rewarding pieces of artwork to date

especially those imbued with a sense of mystery or the supernatural

This piece depicts two crows perched on a wrought iron fence

Due to its intimate size

This painting was a liberating way to celebrate setting firm boundaries

Print of the Week: Back To Haunt You bee It serves as a visualThis week's #PrintOfTheWeek is "Back to Haunt You"! This piece came from the unsettling feeling that past missteps, no matter how much you've grown from them, still linger, threatening to resurface. I wanted to capture that persistent anxiety with a woman and a skeleton standing back to back. Its a visual echo of the anxieties we carry, even when were on a healthier path. All prints are 8 x 10 with a white border for easy matting and shipping. They