That Time Again

I love to paint intimate corners of a home that are usually overlooked, and that tell a story. This painting is about the mixed emotions brushing our teeth can represent. It can be a feeling of excitement that a new day is beginning, a feeling of satisfaction that a good day has ended. But it can also be a feeling of trepidation before we go out into the world again. Or a feeling of ground hog day after a bad night’s sleep. It can bring up so many feelings, and none. And it’s always very personal.

This is a chalk pastel painting on sanded paper. It is ready to hang in a white frame with acid free white mount.

It measures approximately 28x23cm (framed dimensions).

The frame is white wood, with a high-clarity plastic safety glass to ensure minimal glare and so it isn’t damaged in transit.

The painting is signed on the back as well as in the corner on the front. It will be delivered carefully packaged in bubble wrap and in a sturdy cardboard box.

The price includes postage and packaging to UK mainland.