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Begin With Courage
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:11x14
Description:
Begin With Courage is an 11x14 original acrylic painting on canvas by Debra Kraska and the final piece in a four-part expressive floral series. Featuring vibrant yellow blooms and soft pink flowers set against rich, layered greens and teals, this nature-inspired artwork captures the powerful moment where courage first begins.
Painted with loose, intuitive brushstrokes, the flowers appear to open organically across the canvas, creating movement, depth, and a sense of unfolding growth. The bold yellow petals bring energy and light, while touches of pink add warmth and softness—reflecting the balance between strength and vulnerability that defines new beginnings.
As the concluding piece in the Courage in Bloom series, Begin With Courage symbolizes the first step—the decision to start, even when the outcome is unknown. This original abstract floral painting invites the viewer to embrace possibility, trust the process, and move forward with confidence.
Perfect for collectors seeking meaningful, contemporary floral wall art, this 11x14 acrylic painting brings color, inspiration, and emotional depth into any space.
Details:
Original, one-of-a-kind painting
Varnished and sealed for protection
Signed
Comes ready to hang
Additional information
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 in |
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