An Easier Softer Way (20x24) focuses on growth that unfolds through release rather than force. A red flower emerges as the focal point, its form becoming increasingly vibrant as it moves toward the light. The surrounding space remains restrained, allowing the color to signal vitality without urgency.
 
One petal is intentionally left as a pencil sketch — unfinished, unrendered. This quiet detail introduces an acknowledgment of incompletion, suggesting that transformation is ongoing rather than resolved. Change is present, but not perfected.
 
Below the surface, a single root extends back into darker, rocky soil. Rather than signaling regression, the gesture suggests connection — a tether to what lies beneath, and a reminder that growth does not sever relationship with struggle. The root becomes a subtle bridge between emergence and origin, between becoming and remembering
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An Easier Softer Way invites reflection on transformation that deepens through surrender and patience — where progress is measured not by arrival, but by continued openness, connection, and care.
 
Fine art paper and canvas print options are available. Prints are produced on standard-sized paper with a white border for easy framing and artist signature.