Pacific Sunset
Catching the sunset on the Oregon Coast was one of my favorite things to do while in grad school at the University of Oregon. Only 45 minutes from Eugene, I could get out of a late afternoon class, load up my dog, and drive out to Heceta to watch the sun go down over the Pacific Ocean. Taking a moment out of a busy schedule to stop and appreciate this beauty made me feel like a tiny part of the massive universe. I always came away feeling like a kinder, gentler, and more generous person.
And one time, I saw the green flash.
Encaustic Wax on Cradled Birch Board, 6 x 6.
Unframed Print with Mat, 10 x 10.
Catching the sunset on the Oregon Coast was one of my favorite things to do while in grad school at the University of Oregon. Only 45 minutes from Eugene, I could get out of a late afternoon class, load up my dog, and drive out to Heceta to watch the sun go down over the Pacific Ocean. Taking a moment out of a busy schedule to stop and appreciate this beauty made me feel like a tiny part of the massive universe. I always came away feeling like a kinder, gentler, and more generous person.
And one time, I saw the green flash.
Encaustic Wax on Cradled Birch Board, 6 x 6.
Unframed Print with Mat, 10 x 10.
Catching the sunset on the Oregon Coast was one of my favorite things to do while in grad school at the University of Oregon. Only 45 minutes from Eugene, I could get out of a late afternoon class, load up my dog, and drive out to Heceta to watch the sun go down over the Pacific Ocean. Taking a moment out of a busy schedule to stop and appreciate this beauty made me feel like a tiny part of the massive universe. I always came away feeling like a kinder, gentler, and more generous person.
And one time, I saw the green flash.
Encaustic Wax on Cradled Birch Board, 6 x 6.
Unframed Print with Mat, 10 x 10.