How Much More: Watchful Wings 12x12 Framed Mixed Media Oil

$450.00

Original Mixed Media Oil Paintings | 12 × 12 inches each

“Consider the ravens: They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable you are than birds!”
— Luke 12:24

Watchful Wings is part of the How Much More collection, inspired by the reminder that if God sees and cares for the birds, how much more does He see and care for us?

This trio carries a slightly quieter, deeper tone. A raven rests in a barren place. An owl watches through the night. A hawk sits still and steady. Each one speaks to a different kind of trust and provision when the landscape feels dry, being seen when things feel dark, and remaining steady when the way ahead is uncertain.

Layers of mixed media, texture, expressive marks, and oil paint create atmospheric surfaces where the birds emerge from abstraction. Subtle metallic accents and traces of earlier layers remain visible throughout each piece.

*Sustained in the Desert: The Raven-Perched against a dried and weathered cactus, the raven becomes a reminder that provision does not disappear simply because the landscape looks barren. There are seasons when life feels depleted or uncertain, yet God’s care is not limited by what we can see.

*Seen in the Night: The owl sits quietly within the darkness, alert and watchful.Seen in the Night is a reminder that even in the places where we feel hidden, unsure, or unable to see what comes next, we remain fully known and deeply seen.

*Still and Certain: Perched and watchful, the hawk carries a quiet confidence.Still and Certain speaks to the kind of faith that does not always require movement. Sometimes trust looks like remaining steady, knowing that God is present even while we wait.

Details

Each painting is an original 12 × 12 inch mixed-media oil painting on canvas.

Framed and ready to hang.

Available individually as part of the How Much More collection.

-Free Domestic Shipping or local pickup/delivery available.

-Certificate of Authenticity included.

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Original Mixed Media Oil Paintings | 12 × 12 inches each

“Consider the ravens: They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable you are than birds!”
— Luke 12:24

Watchful Wings is part of the How Much More collection, inspired by the reminder that if God sees and cares for the birds, how much more does He see and care for us?

This trio carries a slightly quieter, deeper tone. A raven rests in a barren place. An owl watches through the night. A hawk sits still and steady. Each one speaks to a different kind of trust and provision when the landscape feels dry, being seen when things feel dark, and remaining steady when the way ahead is uncertain.

Layers of mixed media, texture, expressive marks, and oil paint create atmospheric surfaces where the birds emerge from abstraction. Subtle metallic accents and traces of earlier layers remain visible throughout each piece.

*Sustained in the Desert: The Raven-Perched against a dried and weathered cactus, the raven becomes a reminder that provision does not disappear simply because the landscape looks barren. There are seasons when life feels depleted or uncertain, yet God’s care is not limited by what we can see.

*Seen in the Night: The owl sits quietly within the darkness, alert and watchful.Seen in the Night is a reminder that even in the places where we feel hidden, unsure, or unable to see what comes next, we remain fully known and deeply seen.

*Still and Certain: Perched and watchful, the hawk carries a quiet confidence.Still and Certain speaks to the kind of faith that does not always require movement. Sometimes trust looks like remaining steady, knowing that God is present even while we wait.

Details

Each painting is an original 12 × 12 inch mixed-media oil painting on canvas.

Framed and ready to hang.

Available individually as part of the How Much More collection.

-Free Domestic Shipping or local pickup/delivery available.

-Certificate of Authenticity included.