
Leap of Faith - Print
This piece was commissioned by a client who gave me some serious artistic liberty.  His request consisted of only three words: foxes, mountains, and bluegrass:). I immediately had a vision of foxes diving down a worm-hole over a mandala of bluegrass instruments; setting like a giant sun over the mountains, with music notes blasting like sun rays from the horizon.  Along the way, the piece developed many different themes for me⦠the most powerful of which focused on letting go of control and having faith.
There is a moment in any decision making process when you have to surrender to the unknown.Ā Ā No matter how much deliberation you do, at some point, you have to commit to a direction, hope that youāre making the best choice, and simply have faith that the universe will back you up.Ā Ā I have found this particularly true with some of the decisions Iāve made along the way with my career.Ā Ā The first, and biggest of all, was the decision to follow my passion and make art my full-time gig.Ā Ā I had no idea if it was going to work.Ā Ā There was a chance I could have fallen flat on my face⦠but I had faith.Ā Ā I knew that if I gave it 100% and committed to following this dream⦠then chances were the universe would support me. Even though it was nerve-wracking at the time⦠it ended up being one of the best decisions of my life, and Iām so incredibly grateful.
I hope that this piece, and the intentions within it might help support some of you through a challenging decision⦠and come out smiling on the other end!Ā Ā Hereās to taking that leap!
*bonus info - This piece was actually a gift from one partner to another.Ā Ā The person receiving the piece is a huge Greensky Bluegrass fan, and his favorite song is āWindshieldā⦠the music notation blasting off the horizon contains the actual notes for the guitar and mandolin from that song:)
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This piece was commissioned by a client who gave me some serious artistic liberty.  His request consisted of only three words: foxes, mountains, and bluegrass:). I immediately had a vision of foxes diving down a worm-hole over a mandala of bluegrass instruments; setting like a giant sun over the mountains, with music notes blasting like sun rays from the horizon.  Along the way, the piece developed many different themes for me⦠the most powerful of which focused on letting go of control and having faith.
There is a moment in any decision making process when you have to surrender to the unknown.Ā Ā No matter how much deliberation you do, at some point, you have to commit to a direction, hope that youāre making the best choice, and simply have faith that the universe will back you up.Ā Ā I have found this particularly true with some of the decisions Iāve made along the way with my career.Ā Ā The first, and biggest of all, was the decision to follow my passion and make art my full-time gig.Ā Ā I had no idea if it was going to work.Ā Ā There was a chance I could have fallen flat on my face⦠but I had faith.Ā Ā I knew that if I gave it 100% and committed to following this dream⦠then chances were the universe would support me. Even though it was nerve-wracking at the time⦠it ended up being one of the best decisions of my life, and Iām so incredibly grateful.
I hope that this piece, and the intentions within it might help support some of you through a challenging decision⦠and come out smiling on the other end!Ā Ā Hereās to taking that leap!
*bonus info - This piece was actually a gift from one partner to another.Ā Ā The person receiving the piece is a huge Greensky Bluegrass fan, and his favorite song is āWindshieldā⦠the music notation blasting off the horizon contains the actual notes for the guitar and mandolin from that song:)














