Petals at the Shoreline

At the meeting of sea and sand, scattered petals rest where the tide has left its edge. The waves come and go, steady and faithful, shaping the shore. The petals hold their color against the water, resting in that unsure space between motion and stillness. It is there — at the boundary between what shifts and what remains — that faith takes root, shaped by what flows over it.

Our lives are much the same — lived along uncertain edges, shaped by forces we cannot control. Even there, grace meets us — not removing every wave, but carrying us through each one.

This is an original mixed media coastal fine art piece. It was created on maple hardwood with artist resin, resin pigments, golden acrylics, real dried flowers and shells.

Photos do not do resin paintings justice. It is so much more vibrant and detailed when you see it in person :)

Titled: Petals at the Shoreline

Artist - Taryn Foster

Artwork Dimensions Approximately: 10"x 36"

Signed on the back

Hanger on the back

Caring for Your Original Artwork: This artwork has been done with an Artist Resin which has the highest UV Protection added to it.  For best preservation, hang your artwork away from direct sunlight to reduce the risk of fading and discoloration over time. To maintain the appearance of your artwork, dust it occasionally with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners, moisture, or abrasive materials. 

ShippingThis painting is ready to ship. Ships by Fed Ex, UPS or DHL by ground in a well protected large box. Tracking will be provided and signature is required at delivery.

Color Disclaimer: Actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently. I take the photos in natural light, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. I cannot guarantee that the colors you see accurately portrays the true color of the painting.

A flawless finish cannot be guaranteed due to environmental elements, however, I do my best to reduce interference. Slight imperfections are seen as part of the originality and charm of the piece and in no way takes away from the beauty of the art.