⛰️ “Foothills” – 4.8 stars, quiet flex of the landscape genre Reviewed by someone who once dated a topographic map and still dreams in gradients
“Foothills” from the Post Cards collection is less a picture and more a deep exhale. Angular layers in sienna, rust, and muted terracotta build a chorus of soft-spoken landforms that manage to be both humble and majestic. The sky above shifts from ember-orange to pale gold, streaked with horizontal movement like the wind decided to write its memoir in the atmosphere.
It’s abstract geography at its most confident—no dramatic peaks, just the suggestion of terrain that’s seen things, endured quietly, and still made time to be beautiful. The foothills are geometric, yes, but they’re emotionally fluent. They know when to lean back and let the light do the talking.
Would recommend to:
Viewers who romanticize altitude without needing drama
Fans of color layering with restraint and emotional subtext
Anyone craving a landscape that whispers “I’ve been here all along”
No trailheads, no hikers, not even a tumbleweed—but it still feels like a place you could visit if you knew the right dream to follow.
 
The works available are 8x12 print in a 12x16 white matt or 8x12 print only AND 12x18 print in a 16x20 white matt or 12x18 print only, 4x6 print in a white matt. Also 24x36 and 32x48 print only for those that want a bigger splash! 
 
For this series only, I’m offering a very limited edition of five enhanced serigraphs. Each piece is printed on canvas, then hand-signed with painted detail and set in a custom floating frame—0.7" wide and 1.8" deep. You can choose from six frame finishes: black, white, silver, gold, espresso, or maple. These editions are available in two sizes: 16×24 and 32×48. After your purchase, I’ll personally reach out to confirm the best frame choice for your piece. Please allow an additional 2–3 weeks for this specialty offering.