“Camp Kitchen Still Life” is a hand painted unframed original 8”x8” watercolor inspired by the unremarkable beauty of summers spent “going to camp” in the northern Maine woods.
A small strainer, more tool than tableware, holds freshly picked blueberries, simple and unadorned. These were the kinds of objects that lived on rough shelves and counters, used daily and never thought twice about. The painting reflects a slower rhythm with early mornings and cool air. The small rituals of camp life where gathering food and washing dishes felt as much a part of the landscape as the trees themselves. Rustic and restrained, this piece honors the quiet intimacy of the Northern Maine woods where ordinary moments become lasting memories.
“Camp Kitchen Still Life” is a hand painted unframed original 8”x8” watercolor inspired by the unremarkable beauty of summers spent “going to camp” in the northern Maine woods.
A small strainer, more tool than tableware, holds freshly picked blueberries, simple and unadorned. These were the kinds of objects that lived on rough shelves and counters, used daily and never thought twice about. The painting reflects a slower rhythm with early mornings and cool air. The small rituals of camp life where gathering food and washing dishes felt as much a part of the landscape as the trees themselves. Rustic and restrained, this piece honors the quiet intimacy of the Northern Maine woods where ordinary moments become lasting memories.
