Forget Me Knot
Original Art by Hope Doe
This is a revision of an older piece that I had made years ago. This painting is about creativity and the connections we make from it.
4″ by 6″ sumi ink and watercolor on Arches watercolor paper. Fully matted and framed. The Frame is 5″ by 7″ The frame includes glass, but is not shown in the picture.
A portion of the sale of this painting will go to the ACLU-American Civil Liberties Union. An organization fighting for civil injustices including the fight against racial injustices, voter’s rights and many other civil rights issues.
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About the Artist
Hope Doe
Hope is an American artist currently residing in Mie, Japan. With her interests in Japanese traditional arts and growing up in a western culture, she creates a unique blend of the two influences. Her work has a strong sense of narrative, which contains a tinge of mystery and the unknown. Her artwork is often molds humanity with the natural world giving the sense that humanity is one in the same, and shouldn’t be a separate entity.
Her work contains a variety of mixed media, including sumi, graphite, oils, and watercolors.
More from Hope Doe
Hope Doe
Hope is an American artist currently residing in Mie, Japan. With her interests in Japanese traditional arts and growing up in a western culture, she creates a unique blend of the two influences. Her work has a strong sense of narrative, which contains a tinge of mystery and the unknown. Her artwork is often molds humanity with the natural world giving the sense that humanity is one in the same, and shouldn’t be a separate entity.
Her work contains a variety of mixed media, including sumi, graphite, oils, and watercolors.
More from Hope Doe