(Inspired by Isaiah 58:11)
This piece began as a photograph taken during a time when much around us felt worn down—marked by poverty, neglect, and the effects of ongoing hardship in Myanmar.
And yet, in the middle of it all, there was this home.
A simple house, weathered with age… but in front of it, a garden overflowing with bright yellow flowers. Unexpected. Tender. Alive.
It stopped me.
Later, I returned to that image and painted it—wanting to hold onto what it represented. Not just beauty, but the quiet defiance of it. The way it still shows up, even in places where it feels like it shouldn’t.
Garden of the LORD became a reminder to me that all is not lost.
That even in broken places, there are glimpses of restoration. That we were created to need beauty—not as a luxury, but as something that anchors hope deep within us.
And that one day, in ways we may not yet fully see, all things will be made new.
I hope this piece brings a sense of that hope into your space—a quiet reminder that beauty still remains… and will be restored.
Product Details
Each print is a fine art giclée reproduction of my original watercolor painting, created during my time in Southeast Asia.
Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using pigment-based inks, these prints are designed to preserve the softness, texture, and color of the original piece for years to come.
* Printed on archival cotton paper
* Museum-quality giclée printing process
* Fade-resistant pigment inks
* Available in multiple sizes (see dropdown for options)
Finish
Prints are sold unframed, allowing you to style them in a way that fits your space.
Signature
Each print includes a digital signature by the artist.
Shipping
Orders are carefully packaged and shipped from Texas within 5-7 business days.
Smaller prints ship flat in a protective sleeve with a rigid mailer. Larger sizes may ship rolled in a tube.
Care
For best longevity, frame behind glass and keep out of direct sunlight.
(Inspired by Isaiah 58:11)
This piece began as a photograph taken during a time when much around us felt worn down—marked by poverty, neglect, and the effects of ongoing hardship in Myanmar.
And yet, in the middle of it all, there was this home.
A simple house, weathered with age… but in front of it, a garden overflowing with bright yellow flowers. Unexpected. Tender. Alive.
It stopped me.
Later, I returned to that image and painted it—wanting to hold onto what it represented. Not just beauty, but the quiet defiance of it. The way it still shows up, even in places where it feels like it shouldn’t.
Garden of the LORD became a reminder to me that all is not lost.
That even in broken places, there are glimpses of restoration. That we were created to need beauty—not as a luxury, but as something that anchors hope deep within us.
And that one day, in ways we may not yet fully see, all things will be made new.
I hope this piece brings a sense of that hope into your space—a quiet reminder that beauty still remains… and will be restored.
Product Details
Each print is a fine art giclée reproduction of my original watercolor painting, created during my time in Southeast Asia.
Printed on archival, museum-quality paper using pigment-based inks, these prints are designed to preserve the softness, texture, and color of the original piece for years to come.
* Printed on archival cotton paper
* Museum-quality giclée printing process
* Fade-resistant pigment inks
* Available in multiple sizes (see dropdown for options)
Finish
Prints are sold unframed, allowing you to style them in a way that fits your space.
Signature
Each print includes a digital signature by the artist.
Shipping
Orders are carefully packaged and shipped from Texas within 5-7 business days.
Smaller prints ship flat in a protective sleeve with a rigid mailer. Larger sizes may ship rolled in a tube.
Care
For best longevity, frame behind glass and keep out of direct sunlight.
