Being Shy

This striking watercolor painting, titled "Being Shy," captures a moment of introspective beauty through bold, abstract forms. The figure, rendered in a medley of vibrant colors—reds, blues, greens, and yellows—seems to exude both vulnerability and confidence. The soft curvature of the woman's pose and her downcast face suggest a quiet shyness, while the vivid palette tells a story of complexity and emotional depth.

Each color transitions smoothly into the next, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where emotion and form intertwine. The black outlines accentuate the figure’s silhouette, lending a sense of definition amidst the flowing colors. With an almost cubist touch, the painting combines elements of abstraction and expressionism, bringing to life a subject both personal and universal—the quiet strength of introspection.

This artwork invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of self-awareness, shyness, and the inner world, where bold colors of emotion lie beneath the surface.

Size - 18x24 inch, no frame.