"Suncatcher" is my fourth painting for "Square Off", a painting project I'm doing with my artist son, Shane Rebenschied. Before I took my first painting class at the age of 25, I tried making a large wall hanging of light-through-trees using heavy embroidery thread and fabric. I've painted different images of light-through-trees over the years. For some reason, it still intrigues me. All the 6"x 6" x 5/8" paintings in our Square Off project are available for US$ 200 which includes shipping from New Zealand. Click on this link to view or purchase;
My paintings are original oils created in my studio in New Zealand. I do not use AI. My website: https://adeleearnshaw.com/
Sunday, August 30, 2026
Suncatcher
Suncatcher
6" x 6" x 5/8" oil on gallery wrapped canvas, unframed
US$ 200 including shipping
This second piece is my son's fourth painting for the painting project. Shane's project paintings are also on 6 x 6 x 5/8 gallery wrapped canvases. To view or purchase his work, click here.
"The Suffocating Sadness of Sometimes"
6" x 6" x 5/8" oil on gallery wrapped canvas, unframed
US$ 200 including shipping
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