Ever After Print
Ever After
Printed on acid-free, studio watercolor textured paper using archival inks. Each print has a hand-torn deckled edge, and depending on the original painting, may have a border.
Product is a giclee reproduction from an Original Watercolor Painting created by Artist Sarah Cray. Print is unframed and unsigned, cropping may occur to fit the print dimensions of your choice
When I think of flowers, I think of how there are these different elements gathered together to make something larger. I think of picking and choosing things to hold onto, moving from one stem to the next, feeling the textures, smelling the scent, embracing the colors, grasping and curating together to make something larger than if it was on its own.
And sometimes it seems we do the same thing with our lives.
that as we march through our day, there are these small moments, that maybe on their own aren’t magnificent or noteworthy or even good. But when they are weaved together, when we set them next to each other, it creates something...bigger.
It reminds me to live presently. To be aware of the small moments that are so part of my everyday life that they almost aren’t worth calling attention to. Braiding my daughters hair, wiping dirt off their cheeks, and the toothpaste off the sink. But when I grab these and pull them together, they create something so much store...our story
And so my hope with this collection, is that you allow yourself to look at these everyday pieces that we are gathering. That we recognize they make up who we are, and every day, we are gathering moments that tell our story
Ever After
Printed on acid-free, studio watercolor textured paper using archival inks. Each print has a hand-torn deckled edge, and depending on the original painting, may have a border.
Product is a giclee reproduction from an Original Watercolor Painting created by Artist Sarah Cray. Print is unframed and unsigned, cropping may occur to fit the print dimensions of your choice
When I think of flowers, I think of how there are these different elements gathered together to make something larger. I think of picking and choosing things to hold onto, moving from one stem to the next, feeling the textures, smelling the scent, embracing the colors, grasping and curating together to make something larger than if it was on its own.
And sometimes it seems we do the same thing with our lives.
that as we march through our day, there are these small moments, that maybe on their own aren’t magnificent or noteworthy or even good. But when they are weaved together, when we set them next to each other, it creates something...bigger.
It reminds me to live presently. To be aware of the small moments that are so part of my everyday life that they almost aren’t worth calling attention to. Braiding my daughters hair, wiping dirt off their cheeks, and the toothpaste off the sink. But when I grab these and pull them together, they create something so much store...our story
And so my hope with this collection, is that you allow yourself to look at these everyday pieces that we are gathering. That we recognize they make up who we are, and every day, we are gathering moments that tell our story
Ever After
Printed on acid-free, studio watercolor textured paper using archival inks. Each print has a hand-torn deckled edge, and depending on the original painting, may have a border.
Product is a giclee reproduction from an Original Watercolor Painting created by Artist Sarah Cray. Print is unframed and unsigned, cropping may occur to fit the print dimensions of your choice
When I think of flowers, I think of how there are these different elements gathered together to make something larger. I think of picking and choosing things to hold onto, moving from one stem to the next, feeling the textures, smelling the scent, embracing the colors, grasping and curating together to make something larger than if it was on its own.
And sometimes it seems we do the same thing with our lives.
that as we march through our day, there are these small moments, that maybe on their own aren’t magnificent or noteworthy or even good. But when they are weaved together, when we set them next to each other, it creates something...bigger.
It reminds me to live presently. To be aware of the small moments that are so part of my everyday life that they almost aren’t worth calling attention to. Braiding my daughters hair, wiping dirt off their cheeks, and the toothpaste off the sink. But when I grab these and pull them together, they create something so much store...our story
And so my hope with this collection, is that you allow yourself to look at these everyday pieces that we are gathering. That we recognize they make up who we are, and every day, we are gathering moments that tell our story