Painted after a scorching trip to Somerset with my young family, these echinaceas stood tall under a heavy summer sky, petals drooping naturally, faces still lifted to the light. They seemed to hold something of early motherhood: rising each day, reaching for joy even when it's hard. A small study in resilience, for anyone who knows what it means to keep blooming, in their own way.
‘Somerset Echinaceas, From Before’
Acrylic on kraft paper, 21 x 29.7cm, A4, August 2026
Painted after a scorching trip to Somerset with my young family, these echinaceas stood tall under a heavy summer sky, petals drooping naturally, faces still lifted to the light. They seemed to hold something of early motherhood: rising each day, reaching for joy even when it's hard. A small study in resilience, for anyone who knows what it means to keep blooming, in their own way.
‘Somerset Echinaceas, From Before’
Acrylic on kraft paper, 21 x 29.7cm, A4, August 2026
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