Caffeinated Morning Owl
Caffeinated Morning Owl (2025) This is a highly stylized, anthropomorphic owl clutching a white coffee cup.
I love owls and all that they represent: wisdom and reverence. I think of myself as an owl each morning holding my cup, reminded of all the wisdom that is already inside of me waiting to be explored.
I hope to be able to share the spirit of the owl and owning your value through inner reverence, and uncover your innate wisdom.
Dimensions: 18 in x 36 in (45 x 91 cm) Original artwork, digital painting
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