"Golden Hour" — Wendy Brightbill
From the collection "The Way Flowers Remember"

A generous bouquet glows against a warm mustard-gold backdrop, as if lit by the last light of a late summer evening. Blush pink roses, deep plum ranunculus, and soft coral blooms cluster together with delicate touches of periwinkle blue, creating a composition that feels both abundant and tender. The golden ground gives the whole piece a warm, nostalgic radiance — like flowers gathered at the exact moment the light turns soft.

Brightbill's expressive brushwork balances loose, painterly abstraction with just enough definition to let each bloom hold its own, while the honeyed background ties everything together in a glow that feels effortlessly romantic.

Oil and acrylic on wrapped canvas, 16" x 20" x 2.5" — ready to hang, no frame required.

-Wendy Brightbill began her creative journey after a car accident rewired her brain. Painting and making a mess with paint allowed her to embrace the process and stay present in the moment. God used art to bring healing to a fractured brain: a real-life beauty-from-ashes story. Painting with bright, vibrant colors lifted her depression and allowed Wendy to build a creative life that she never knew existed.

Wendy is a native of Colorado and resides at the picturesque base of Pikes Peak. She is married to her friend and biggest supporter, Brannan. Together they have three beautiful daughters!

A note on appearance: Colors and fine details may vary slightly depending on your screen settings, lighting, device used to capture images, and the display on the device used to view. As with all handcrafted and artisan work, minor variations are natural and part of what makes each piece unique. Questions before you buy? We're happy to help — just reach out!