Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black. Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black. Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black. Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in b… — edge view Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in blac… — detail
Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black.
Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black.
Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in black.
Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in b… — edge view
Palm tree on beige background. Some fronds disconnected. Red cash diagionally though painting. Palm written in blac… — detail
Painting by Jacob Butler 15 Artworks Sold

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Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

61cm (W) x 61cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Artwork Description

This painting depicts my tumultuous relationship with cabbage palms that threatened to engulf my home. The abstracted trees convey a sense of struggle, while the red gash symbolizes the physical toll of their thorns. Severed fronds represent the constant pruning, a testament to the enduring power of nature and the human spirit.

Artist Bio
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Jacob Butler 40 artworks | 2 Sold

I hope you enjoy my creations as much as I enjoyed making them. If you would like a commission please don't hesitate to contact me.

Painting before I could talk.
I am happiest when I paint. I can often paint for hours at a time without realising it (which can be a problem at times, especially when I forget to have lunch.) I enjoy painting portraits and figures although I do branch out from time to time. I feel that painting should be about play and having fun. It is all about the process.

Commissions
Jacob's studio is in Central Coast