Lightning Bolt is a dynamic, vibrant painting that commands attention with a bold fusion of orange and copper. These warm tones are electrified by static turquoise lines, creating a unique visual texture reminiscent of rusted hot springs. This fabulous and distinctive piece is designed to spark conversation and draw closer inspection from any angle.
Lightening is currently for being shown at Tundra, a fabulous restaurant in Hailey, Idaho. Drop by for dinner and see 8 of my best paintings. You may purchase at Tundra or here on our website.
To enhance its depth and durability, the artwork has been sealed with multiple coats of high-gloss resin. This finish not only provides a luminous glow but also offers superior protection against scratches and UV sun damage.
Ready to Hang: Each painting comes signed and professionally wired for immediate display.
Gallery Wrap: Painted on a deep 1.5” gallery frame with continued artwork on the sides, eliminating the need for a frame. 48×36, approx. 12 lbs.
one of a kind by Deb Westman
Lightning Bolt is a dynamic, vibrant painting that commands attention with a bold fusion of orange and copper. These warm tones are electrified by static turquoise lines, creating a unique visual texture reminiscent of rusted hot springs. This fabulous and distinctive piece is designed to spark conversation and draw closer inspection from any angle.
Lightening is currently for being shown at Tundra, a fabulous restaurant in Hailey, Idaho. Drop by for dinner and see 8 of my best paintings. You may purchase at Tundra or here on our website.
To enhance its depth and durability, the artwork has been sealed with multiple coats of high-gloss resin. This finish not only provides a luminous glow but also offers superior protection against scratches and UV sun damage.
Ready to Hang: Each painting comes signed and professionally wired for immediate display.
Gallery Wrap: Painted on a deep 1.5” gallery frame with continued artwork on the sides, eliminating the need for a frame. 48×36, approx. 12 lbs.
one of a kind by Deb Westman
