Swan Lake | Blue jazz The pins represent the conflict

The pins represent the conflict and the cobalt blue represents beauty and joy trying to come forth

Can be hung on a wall or set up on a table

When enough water is added to fluid acrylics the flow is similar to watercolors

Bantu knots held important symbolic meaning

Swan Lake | Blue jazz The pins represent the conflictAcrylic on Paper 18" x 24 1 4" 2017 I love dance and ballet is everything I aspire to have in my character discipline, strength, and elegance. At the end of 'Dying Swan', Misty Copeland's hands are gracefully placed over her ankles. From this inspirational moment the Swan Lake Series was created using a minimalist Cubist style.