The attack on the Twin Towers affected us all in different ways. I wasn't there, but you didn't have to be to understand how traumatic and devastating that event was. I was asked by a large Montana printing company to create an image for their annual calendar. I agreed of course! The project rumbled up from me a mix of sorrow, confusion, uncertainty, and anger. What better way to release all these things than to do what I do best and manifest a vision of hope. So putting together this image together took some work. Piecing together the right profile of eagle and using an actual model of a flag adhered to foil to "shape" a flag being pulled from the water was a challenge. It all came together and shortly after and the client loved it! Following its completion, I was asked to donate a framed print to the Red Cross event that took place in DC. That was super cool!
This original is painted with Daniel Smith Watercolors applied to Cresent Cold Press Illustration board. All materials are archival and have long-lasting integrity. Matte and UV non-glare glass is used to ensure there will not be any sun damage and break down over time to your original piece of art.
