This Juneteenth, I'm honored to share "Guiding Star," my original "big eye" painting of Harriet Tubman.
After varnishing this piece, I took a moment to truly see her, unconstrained by a frame. It felt fitting to share this image today as we commemorate Juneteenth, a day of profound significance for freedom and reflection.
This original painting is crafted with duo oils on a wood panel and measures approximately 8"x10".
"Guiding Star" is my big eye painting of Harriet Tubman. She has large, expressive eyes and a determined expression. I wanted to give tribute to her legacy in this painting.
In honor of Black History Month, this traditional art is painted in duo oils on a wood panel that measures approximately 8"x10" and is in an antique oval frame that measures approximately 12"x14.5"
If you are interested in the original please contact me. If you're interested in prints and aren't in a huge hurry, they are available if you'd like, please let me know.
If you look closely, you may see my pencil lineart for my big eye Harriet Tubman painting that I've transferred to the wood panel. Alex sanded the panel for me for a more smooth surface to paint on, but there are still some rough areas.
The traditional art is on a wood panel that measures approximately 8"x10" and will be painted in duo oils and framed in an antique oval frame in honor of Black History Month.
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