Walking on the Camino de Santiago (also known as The Way of Saint James) in 2017 was such a beautiful experience (also, my feet hurt a lot!). It seemed like every direction I looked, there were endless green fields, a city popping up in the distance, or an ancient church on the side of the road. (Also, there is a wine fountain on the first stretch of the Camino, which is fun!) I loved looking out to see vistas dotted with trees, fertile fields, sheep, and roofs of an old city not too far away. And that is the inspiration for this piece: looking up and seeing a place to rest, but on the way, more beauty to wade through.
This piece is 8×11 with a slightly larger white border around the edge of the work and would work well in an 8×10 frame or matted to 8×10 inches.
8×11 in acrylic on thick acrylic painting paper.
Walking on the Camino de Santiago (also known as The Way of Saint James) in 2017 was such a beautiful experience (also, my feet hurt a lot!). It seemed like every direction I looked, there were endless green fields, a city popping up in the distance, or an ancient church on the side of the road. (Also, there is a wine fountain on the first stretch of the Camino, which is fun!) I loved looking out to see vistas dotted with trees, fertile fields, sheep, and roofs of an old city not too far away. And that is the inspiration for this piece: looking up and seeing a place to rest, but on the way, more beauty to wade through.
This piece is 8×11 with a slightly larger white border around the edge of the work and would work well in an 8×10 frame or matted to 8×10 inches.
8×11 in acrylic on thick acrylic painting paper.
