Have you ever taken a vacation on the fly? The kind where you don’t map out every detail, but instead toss a few things in a bag and set off, letting chance guide you. Suddenly, you find yourself in another place, surrounded by sights and experiences you hadn’t anticipated. There’s a unique thrill in this kind of travel—an energy that comes from the unknown, from the freedom of not having everything planned, and from the possibility that the best moments might be the ones you never expected. In this painting, the red balloon drifts freely, a playful symbol of that spontaneity, carrying with it the wonder, joy, and unexpected delights of stepping into the unknown.
Encaustic
48 ×6 inches
49.5 × 7.5 inches framed in solid walnut
Available at Melt Studio and Gallery
Shipping is Extra
Have you ever taken a vacation on the fly? The kind where you don’t map out every detail, but instead toss a few things in a bag and set off, letting chance guide you. Suddenly, you find yourself in another place, surrounded by sights and experiences you hadn’t anticipated. There’s a unique thrill in this kind of travel—an energy that comes from the unknown, from the freedom of not having everything planned, and from the possibility that the best moments might be the ones you never expected. In this painting, the red balloon drifts freely, a playful symbol of that spontaneity, carrying with it the wonder, joy, and unexpected delights of stepping into the unknown.
Encaustic
48 ×6 inches
49.5 × 7.5 inches framed in solid walnut
Available at Melt Studio and Gallery
Shipping is Extra
