Hollyhocks of Hope
There was a time when I was struggling with many trials- my baby was severely ill and I didn't know if he'd get better. I was also experiencing financial trials and was sad that I had no money for flowers for my garden. As I walked to my car to go back to the hospital once again, I noticed little hollyhocks starting to grow! Hollyhocks were my grandma’s favorite but she had passed away. When I saw them, I thought maybe she had blown them there. Seeing the flowers helped me know that God was watching over me and to have hope in the future. In the dark days of life, if we keep our minds open, there is always something whispering to us to hold on to hope.
The original watercolor painting is 16 × 20 inches on premium archival painting. Frame recommended for this watercolor painting. Prints are available.
There was a time when I was struggling with many trials- my baby was severely ill and I didn't know if he'd get better. I was also experiencing financial trials and was sad that I had no money for flowers for my garden. As I walked to my car to go back to the hospital once again, I noticed little hollyhocks starting to grow! Hollyhocks were my grandma’s favorite but she had passed away. When I saw them, I thought maybe she had blown them there. Seeing the flowers helped me know that God was watching over me and to have hope in the future. In the dark days of life, if we keep our minds open, there is always something whispering to us to hold on to hope.
The original watercolor painting is 16 × 20 inches on premium archival painting. Frame recommended for this watercolor painting. Prints are available.
There was a time when I was struggling with many trials- my baby was severely ill and I didn't know if he'd get better. I was also experiencing financial trials and was sad that I had no money for flowers for my garden. As I walked to my car to go back to the hospital once again, I noticed little hollyhocks starting to grow! Hollyhocks were my grandma’s favorite but she had passed away. When I saw them, I thought maybe she had blown them there. Seeing the flowers helped me know that God was watching over me and to have hope in the future. In the dark days of life, if we keep our minds open, there is always something whispering to us to hold on to hope.
The original watercolor painting is 16 × 20 inches on premium archival painting. Frame recommended for this watercolor painting. Prints are available.