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Becomes: Driftwood in Amber Water

A pale, weathered log lies in shallow brown water that reflects blue sky and yellow-green leaves. The water is rendered with bold dark outlines that make the ripples look like cut shapes. Below the image, a quotation in orange and tan capital letters is attributed to Molly LaChapelle.

Someone wants this piece because it does two things most driftwood prints and most quote prints do not. The bleached log glows against dark amber water, drawn in thick inked outlines so the ripples look like cut shapes. Under it, a three-line quote turns on one word, BECOMES, stretched across the full width. It suits someone who wants a warm brown-and-orange horizontal for a blank wall, and who also wants words on that wall that are worth reading twice. The image is enough reason by itself.

Artwork by Omaste Witkowski