![Holy of Holies, Brittany Dunphy, Acrylic on canvas paper, 2026 [OC]](https://preview.redd.it/9k8fg86x2wah1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=d033b922d86e66c9a1f62c3b380320d9942b3071)
Holy of Holies, Brittany Dunphy, Acrylic on canvas paper, 2026 [OC]
u/heartandsunlight — 3 days ago
I faced my RSD and joined a juried art club last year, and today I got to exhibit my art publicly for the first time ever, with the rest of the art club!
u/heartandsunlight — 21 days ago
▲ 42 r/acrylicpainting
Two of my most recent paintings
The green background one is titled “The Invitation” and the blue background one is “Holy of Holies”
I’m struggling to get decent photos of my paintings. I try to do indirect daylight photos but never seem to be able to truly capture them the way I’d like to. If anyone has photo taking advice please let me know..
u/heartandsunlight — 22 days ago
▲ 24 r/AppalachianTrail
A book from the perspective of the one back home, supporting their partner’s thru-hike
My fiancé and I are working on a book about his 2021 Appalachian trail thru-hike, and about my experience supporting him from home. It’s a whole lot more than that, but I don’t want to jinx it by going too much into detail.
The book will have a big focus on my experience being the one that stayed back, keeping things running at home and supporting him, visiting him, etc. and what I was going through mentally/emotionally/spiritually.
Is that something any of you would be interested in? Especially those of you who have supported or are about to support someone who is hiking the trail?
I remember trying to find any books from that perspective when he was planning his hike and I don’t remember finding much. I think there are some out there but it’s not as common as the typical hiking memoir.
u/heartandsunlight — 2 months ago