South Dakota
An original painting from the 81 Wild collection.
“I guess volcanic ash was carried over to South Dakota and deposited.. then millions of years of erosion created this bizarre space. I think they call them Black Hills because as you’re driving from East to West, you’re driving on pretty flat ground. Then all of a sudden.. you see the “black” outlines of hills. Then when you drive closer, they definitely are mountains. They look so out of place.. just a bizarre landscape in the middle of flat-ish grassland.”
Acrylic, soft pastel and pencil on paper, 5″ x 6″, 2020.
Unframed – If you would like this artwork fitted into a bespoke wooden frame (natural bare oak, dark stained oak, plain white or plain black), please specify on the checkout page or send me an email after your purchase.
An additional £30 for the frame + an extra shipping cost will be invoiced to you separately.
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