This is the beautiful view from my parents’ house in Portland, Oregon. They look west out toward the Coast Range. This painting is of the sunset on Labor Day 2025; my husband, extended family, and I were gathered at my parents’ for dinner. While everyone was sitting out back, I ran to the front deck to photograph the cotton candy sky.
This is a very unique painting! The foreground is painted on a separate wood panel that is mounted slightly in front of the "background" sky panel. An LED light strip is mounted between the two wood panels; turn the lights on a subtle neon-style glow will illuminate the horizon. These are super cool! Using the included remote, you can choose to have a steady light or to have the light fade between different colors.
This painting was a collaboration with my husband; he cut out the foreground panel, installed the lights, and mounted the foreground panel to the painting.
- 24"x24"acrylic on wood panel
- Framed in a 2.75" deep maple float frame by a Portland framer
- Includes plug-in, remote-operated LED lights; remote and batteries included
- Discreet, white, 10' power cord
- Small hole in side of frame for remote's sensor
- “CF” signature painted on the front
- Signed on the back with my full name, the year, and the painting’s title
- Wired and ready to hang
- Includes certificate of authenticity
PLEASE NOTE:
Painting is available for shipping, or pick-up at my gallery in North Portland, in mid-March.
The price includes US ground shipping.
I stand by the craftsmanship of this painting, but I cannot warranty the lights themselves. LED lights often last 15,000-50,000 hours.
Due to differences in screen displays, colors may vary slightly. If you have any concerns, please contact me and I'll be happy to send you more photos of the painting. All sales are final.
Artist retains all rights to this image.
