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The Last Warm Day
Mixed media on panel
10" x 10"
$900 USD
Three bold bands stand shoulder to shoulder like the last stripes of a summer flag: cobalt blue, a fiery scarlet and a clean, sunny yellow, each dripping down over a cool green ground. The red at the center is the most alive, cracked and crusted, flecked with burnt orange and copper, opening here and there to reveal teal and black beneath like embers still glowing. The blue and yellow fall smoothly in long, glossy runs. Mandie poured each color and let gravity pull it into place, welcoming the crackle and texture that formed as the layers dried. It carries that golden ache of a season ending, full of warmth and a little longing.
Bright and nostalgic, it adds a lively accent to a study, a playroom or a kitchen shelf. The cobalt, scarlet and sunny yellow look sharp against crisp pale walls and pair well with mid-century furniture, colorful book spines and a vintage radio or two.
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