Cave Art Redux Painting

"Everybody in town knew about the cave. All the kids did at least. We used to ride our bikes along the base of the cliffs near the reservoir until we came to the the big split rock that pointed to the entrance. The story was passed down over the years that the rock had been hit by lightning as a warning to stay out of the cave. But we didn't stay out. Lots of kids before me had been inside the main area of the cave where the air was cool and you could stand up straight and walk around. That was kind of interesting but I wanted to see things no one else had ever seen. I figure I must have been the first person to crawl all the way down into the dark shaft in the back of the cave. I kept going further into the darkness because I could feel a slight warm breeze in my face coming from deep in the rock. I moved on my hands and knees as the opening got smaller and smaller and tighter and tighter, but I knew the warm breeze had to be coming from somewhere special up ahead..." Cave Art Redux comes with a free custom Red Oak frame made by the artist specifically for this piece. I began my "outsider artist" journey painting on the backs of obsolete Habitat for Humanity signs. When I had gone through all could find I turned to other hand lettered, ad hoc plywood signs like the kind one might find advertising yard sales or in concert venue parking lots. I flip them over and use the open wood panel to create art, including this piece. My entire series of 2 foot x 2 foot verso homemade sign artwork are all on clean plywood and would look great hanging in your home or office.

Painting:Acrylic on Wood

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:24 W x 24 H x 0.3 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.