Angel of Peace 10” x 12” mixed media on arches watercolor paper (sold without frame)

$75.00

Angel of Peace, 12” x 10”, Mixed Media on Arches Watercolor Paper

Title: Angel of Peace

Medium: Mixed media on Arches watercolor paper

A quiet, ethereal presence emerges through layers of softly blended color and richly textured surface. The angel’s face, rendered in muted grays and warm undertones, feels both grounded and otherworldly—her downcast eyes heavy with emotion, as if holding sorrow and serenity in delicate balance.

A sweeping white wing curves protectively over her head, its thick, sculptural texture built from creamy impasto strokes that echo the softness of feathers while adding a tactile, almost sacred weight. It shelters her like a veil, creating a sense of refuge and divine covering.

Around her, ribbons of gold and pale coral drift and curl, suggesting breath, spirit, or whispered comfort. 

There is a tenderness in the way textures rise and dissolve, in the way light seems to hover rather than shine. This piece feels like a sacred pause—a moment where peace does not erase sorrow, but softly wraps around it, offering rest, protection, and grace.

Angel of Peace, 12” x 10”, Mixed Media on Arches Watercolor Paper

Title: Angel of Peace

Medium: Mixed media on Arches watercolor paper

A quiet, ethereal presence emerges through layers of softly blended color and richly textured surface. The angel’s face, rendered in muted grays and warm undertones, feels both grounded and otherworldly—her downcast eyes heavy with emotion, as if holding sorrow and serenity in delicate balance.

A sweeping white wing curves protectively over her head, its thick, sculptural texture built from creamy impasto strokes that echo the softness of feathers while adding a tactile, almost sacred weight. It shelters her like a veil, creating a sense of refuge and divine covering.

Around her, ribbons of gold and pale coral drift and curl, suggesting breath, spirit, or whispered comfort. 

There is a tenderness in the way textures rise and dissolve, in the way light seems to hover rather than shine. This piece feels like a sacred pause—a moment where peace does not erase sorrow, but softly wraps around it, offering rest, protection, and grace.