I sometimes scan or photograph moments from my paintings, then digitally transform them into something new. While the source is a physical painting, the final piece is a digital image—a reimagined version, or excerpt of the original painting. I’m calling this process Painting Prints.

I was in my favorite park, capturing a quiet moment just when Spring was about to arrive—when the season is just peeking around the corner. I took a shot of a bloom on a tree, then translated it into a painting. After scanning the artwork, I enhanced it digitally to create this final piece—a three-step evolution from nature to canvas to screen.

It’s an abstract floral rendering of the early blossoms on a tree, with bold, vibrant colors that are very different from the pale shades in the fragile awakening of the flower in my original photo.

In the spirit of the potential of the season that was yet to come, I gave this intimate capsule of Nature a vibrant life in a different dimension.

It’s a celebration of the strength, beauty, and joy in the early stirrings of Spring—a visual reminder of renewal, resilience, and what's just about to bloom.

• Giclée prints are printed with archival, pigment inks on Archival Matte Art Paper.

• The frames are handcrafted with 100% wood profiles and made in the USA.
  Acid-free, archival 4-ply matting and backing. Acrylic clear glazing with superior UV protection. Everything required for hanging is included.

• Signed, titled, and dated on the back.