From Brooklyn Bridge Park, A November Frame captures the Manhattan skyline through a web of bare branches. It’s early November, and while the trees are stripped, the air still holds an unseasonal warmth. This piece reflects the tension between nature's rhythms and the shifting reality of a warming world.
Part of My Three Paper Project Limited to three sheets per session, this drawing reflects the immediacy and rawness of urban landscapes. The energetic lines of the skyline contrast with the gestural delicacy of the tree branches, emphasizing Brooklyn Bridge Park as a place where nature and cityscapes collide.
A Unique Addition to Your Collection Perfect for urbanites and nature lovers alike, this piece balances the structured energy of the skyline with the organic stillness of winter trees. Whether displayed in a home or office, it brings a quiet yet commanding presence.
Details Size: 11” x 14.5” Medium: Liquid watercolor brush pen on Legion Stonehenge fine art paper, 100% cotton, acid-free with deckled edges and a subtly textured surface.
