Guest Curator Picks : Iris Compiet
April 7, 2026
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For this tiny painting I wanted to portray that feeling of staying calm even if inside we’re feeling everything all at once.
I didn’t want it to look too crazy, but still portraying how during chaos we plan, we think, we protect ourselves. I immediately thought of a pack of wolves. They work together to protect everyone. Seemingly chaotic but yet organized.
This tiny painting can be a reminder that even though we can feel small during messy times, we all have a powerful wolf pack inside of us helping us to go through the storm.
Illustration size: 2.5in x 3.5in (6.35cm x 8.89cm)
Surface: 5 x 7 (approx)
Materials: Acrylics, color pencils and metallic inks on mixed media paper.
Frame and white mat will be included. The photo shows a mock-up without the mat.
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