Joy in Sunny Waters
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There are moments when joy doesn't just arrive—it rises, like sunlight through saltwater, like breath after sorrow. This painting came to me as a vision of renewal and pure presence: a woman immersed in the ocean, eyes closed, smile blooming, held by the warmth of a rising sun. Her flowing hair dances with the sea breeze, mingling with soft pinks and sun-kissed yellows. She wears white, loose and light, as if clothed in the grace of letting go. I painted her not as a figure separate from nature, but as someone dissolved into it—waves and light becoming her body, her mood, her memory. She is peace in motion.
The painting holds a spirit of freedom, a woman in communion with earth’s most tender elements. There’s a quiet power in her stillness, in the ease of her joy. I wanted every brushstroke to feel like a sigh or a song—fluid, warm, and weightless. The dreamlike atmosphere emerged from my desire to portray a kind of spiritual exhale, the place we go when we’re no longer striving but simply being. This piece is not just about beauty, but about the way joy finds us when we allow ourselves to be fully submerged in the moment.
Where Joy Rises
Immersed where the sea exhales softly,
her hair drifts like sunlight on wind,
a crown of movement and memory—
eyes closed, she leans into presence,
where only joy can cradle the stillness.
White blouse blooming with salt air,
she wears the wind like a second skin,
not waiting for love, not wishing for time—
just held by the tide,
blessed by her own calm.
The ocean does not ask questions.
It answers with cool, steady rhythm,
lapping her ribs with truths
that never stop arriving.
The sunset leans in gently,
spilling gold across her shoulder blades.
It paints her with a peace so radiant
even the sky seems to smile
a little color in her honor.
And in that dream-washed moment
where sea and soul dissolve as one,
her soul takes on the color of release,
of soft beginnings and softened pasts—
the woman the ocean remembers.
Giclée Stretched Canvas Print:Giclee print on museum quality 410gsm polycotton canvas. Stretched on 1.5 inch pine wood and back wire. Ready to hang
Acrylic Print:1/8 (3mm) thick Digital grade Acrylic with back floating Frame of 1 inch thick. Ready to hang
Brushed Metal Print:3mm Brushed Metal Print with back floating Frame of 1 inch thick. Ready to hang
HD Sublimation Metal Print:High Gloss Sublimation on Chromalux Panel with back floating Frame of 1 inch thick. Ready to hang
Giclée Rolled Canvas Print:Giclee print on museum quality 410gsm polycotton canvas
Giclée Poster Satin Photo Paper Print:Giclee print on Resin coated Satin Photo Paper 240gsm
Giclée Fine Art Matte Paper Print:Giclee print on Fine Art Matte Paper
Framed Print:Mounted with Plexiglass and Frame. Ready to hang.
How long will my products take to arrive?
In an effort to reduce our impact on the oceans and beaches we all love, your art prints and wearable art will be crafted upon your order. Deliveries can take from 2 weeks to 6 weeks. As the sole artist and owner of Ocean Eversley Art, please know that I am so appreciative of your order and have set up the ordering process to make sure that you have every shipping update that is available. If you have any questions, the best thing to do is check your email for order and delivery updates.
Do you ship internationally?
Canvases, fine art paper prints, and murals can be rolled and packaged by art specialists for safe transport during shipping. You will receive detailed tracking information and will be able to view updates along the way. Shipping is within the United States.
What is your return policy?
Originals, Art Prints, Photography Prints, Commissions, Wearable Art and Home Accessories Art: All purchases are final and non-refundable.
Do you offer payment plans?
Currently there are no payment plans.
Are you open to collaborations or exhibiting your work in galleries?
I'm interested in exploring new collaborations and showcasing my artwork in galleries if it is the right fit. Reach out with your proposal or exhibition opportunities.