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Tidal Garden
Tidal Garden feels like a garden washed quiet.
Soft sage, seafoam, pale celadon, and the faintest blue-green move through loosely formed blooms, while delicate linework traces their edges, folds, and overlapping petals. Small touches of warm ochre and earthy green appear throughout, adding just enough contrast to the otherwise restrained palette.
There’s a watery quality to this piece—the color seems to pool along the edges of the flowers and then recede again, leaving large areas almost completely untouched. The blooms feel suspended somewhere between botanical forms and something discovered along the shoreline.
With its generous white space and muted palette, Tidal Garden is calm without disappearing. It brings organic shape and subtle color into a room while remaining light, minimal, and easy to live with.
Printed from my original artwork and created to preserve the translucent washes, fine linework, subtle shifts in color, and organic imperfections of the original piece.
Tidal Garden feels like a garden washed quiet.
Soft sage, seafoam, pale celadon, and the faintest blue-green move through loosely formed blooms, while delicate linework traces their edges, folds, and overlapping petals. Small touches of warm ochre and earthy green appear throughout, adding just enough contrast to the otherwise restrained palette.
There’s a watery quality to this piece—the color seems to pool along the edges of the flowers and then recede again, leaving large areas almost completely untouched. The blooms feel suspended somewhere between botanical forms and something discovered along the shoreline.
With its generous white space and muted palette, Tidal Garden is calm without disappearing. It brings organic shape and subtle color into a room while remaining light, minimal, and easy to live with.
Printed from my original artwork and created to preserve the translucent washes, fine linework, subtle shifts in color, and organic imperfections of the original piece.

