Morning Routine
“Morning Routine”
This painting came together slowly. I was listening to Serotonin by Sophia Bel on repeat for weeks, and little by little, this scene started to form in my head. None of it is real in the literal sense, but all of it feels familiar. A table that holds both softness and exhaustion. Coffee, flowers, a lighter, medication, an ashtray even though I do not smoke.
I was thinking about how care does not always look graceful. Sometimes it is messy. Sometimes it is just about getting through. But even in that, there can be beauty.
This painting holds that in-between space. The mornings that are not aesthetic or inspirational or perfect. Just real. When the goal is not to thrive but to manage. And still, you add a flower to the table because something in you wants to try anyway.
“Morning Routine”
This painting came together slowly. I was listening to Serotonin by Sophia Bel on repeat for weeks, and little by little, this scene started to form in my head. None of it is real in the literal sense, but all of it feels familiar. A table that holds both softness and exhaustion. Coffee, flowers, a lighter, medication, an ashtray even though I do not smoke.
I was thinking about how care does not always look graceful. Sometimes it is messy. Sometimes it is just about getting through. But even in that, there can be beauty.
This painting holds that in-between space. The mornings that are not aesthetic or inspirational or perfect. Just real. When the goal is not to thrive but to manage. And still, you add a flower to the table because something in you wants to try anyway.
“Morning Routine”
This painting came together slowly. I was listening to Serotonin by Sophia Bel on repeat for weeks, and little by little, this scene started to form in my head. None of it is real in the literal sense, but all of it feels familiar. A table that holds both softness and exhaustion. Coffee, flowers, a lighter, medication, an ashtray even though I do not smoke.
I was thinking about how care does not always look graceful. Sometimes it is messy. Sometimes it is just about getting through. But even in that, there can be beauty.
This painting holds that in-between space. The mornings that are not aesthetic or inspirational or perfect. Just real. When the goal is not to thrive but to manage. And still, you add a flower to the table because something in you wants to try anyway.
Art Print Details
This artwork is available as an art print in two convenient sizes, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your space. The prints are made with high-quality materials to ensure durability and vibrancy. The sizes below correspond to the whole print, including de white border around the image.
Each of my prints is hand-signed. The painting's title is written in pencil at the bottom left, and my signature is at the bottom right, also in pencil. This personal touch is important to me, as it shows my dedication to each artwork.
Sizes Available:
Small: 5" x 7"
Medium : 8,5” x 11”
Large: 11" x 14"
Printing Specifications:
Paper: Made from premium 300gsm 100% cotton archival-grade paper for longevity
Finish: Matte finish to enhance the details of the painting while reducing glare
Printed in my art studio with my Epson inkjet printer
Each print is carefully produced to capture the intricate details and rich colours of the original artwork, making "Morning Routine" a striking addition to any home or office decor.
Please note that :
I try to dispatch all orders as soon as I can. It can take up to 10 business days for me to prepare your order, as I will most likely print your piece(s) after it has been ordered. Also, I am a one person business with another part-time job. If you need the order in a certain time frame, feel free to reach out to me before ordering to examinate options together.
Colors of the actual print may vary slightly from those seen on your screen.