They don't stand in birth order. They stand in the order they arrived that day.
The tallest in red came first, early as always. Blue came next, quiet and steady. Then purple, magenta, green, and the youngest in indigo — each taking her place without needing to be asked.
They are not identical. Their heads are different colors because their thoughts are different colors. Their bodies drip and fade at different lengths because they have lived different years.
But the orange ground holds them. Same ground, same sun, same family heat. That burnt orange behind them isn't just background — it's home. It's the kitchen, the summer, the place they all come back to.
No one is holding hands, but no one is apart. That's what sisters are. Six separate paintings inside one painting.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, dark wood float frame
Palette: Burnt sienna / marigold orange ground with six saturated figures — powder blue, coral red, magenta, lime green, cobalt, and lavender. Each figure crowned with a contrasting spiral halo in indigo, teal, violet, fuchsia, rose, and sage.
Vibe: Joyful, matriarchal, modern folk. Warm, soulful, and celebratory — like a family portrait that isn't about likeness, but about essence. It feels at home in both a bright coastal living room and a moody brick loft because the warmth anchors any space.
Dimensions: 50.5 × 50.5
They don't stand in birth order. They stand in the order they arrived that day.
The tallest in red came first, early as always. Blue came next, quiet and steady. Then purple, magenta, green, and the youngest in indigo — each taking her place without needing to be asked.
They are not identical. Their heads are different colors because their thoughts are different colors. Their bodies drip and fade at different lengths because they have lived different years.
But the orange ground holds them. Same ground, same sun, same family heat. That burnt orange behind them isn't just background — it's home. It's the kitchen, the summer, the place they all come back to.
No one is holding hands, but no one is apart. That's what sisters are. Six separate paintings inside one painting.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas, dark wood float frame
Palette: Burnt sienna / marigold orange ground with six saturated figures — powder blue, coral red, magenta, lime green, cobalt, and lavender. Each figure crowned with a contrasting spiral halo in indigo, teal, violet, fuchsia, rose, and sage.
Vibe: Joyful, matriarchal, modern folk. Warm, soulful, and celebratory — like a family portrait that isn't about likeness, but about essence. It feels at home in both a bright coastal living room and a moody brick loft because the warmth anchors any space.
Dimensions: 50.5 × 50.5