Monsoon Moonrise is a hauntingly beautiful watercolor painting that captures the tragedy of the 2019 Woodbury fire that swept through the Superstition Wilderness. The fire destroyed over 120,000 acres of land, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. This painting is a tribute to the landscape that was lost, and to the people who were affected by this devastating natural disaster.

The painting shows mother nature, with her hair forming clouds and her body representing the mountains below. She is crying a single tear, representing the sadness and loss that came with the fire. The use of watercolor adds a dreamy, ethereal quality to the painting, suggesting the fragility of the landscape and the fleeting nature of life itself. The overall effect is a sense of tragedy and loss, but also of resilience and hope. Even in the face of destruction, there is always the possibility of renewal and rebirth.

Monsoon Moonrise is a powerful reminder of the impact that wildfires can have on our environment and our communities. It is a call to action to protect our natural resources and to work together to prevent future disasters. The painting is also a tribute to the beauty of the Superstition Wilderness, and to the people who call this land home.

Archival giclee prints come hand signed and embossed on textured cold pressed 150 gsm acid free watercolor paper.

Packed in a acid free protective sleeve, shipped with cardboard