Together in the City Lights

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I painted this with acrylics on cardboard.🎨

One day, someone commissioned this painting from me and asked me to make two versions of it. One was for himself to keep, and the other was for someone he cared about, a girl who lived in another country.

I found this idea really interesting. Two paintings of the same image, created to connect two people who were living far away from each other. One would stay with him, and the other would travel to another country and become a gift for someone special.

I think there’s something beautiful about that. Sometimes, a painting is more than just a piece of art. It can carry a feeling, a memory, or something that a person wants to share with someone else, even when they can’t be together.

As an artist, I find it lovely to know that something I create with my own hands can become part of someone’s personal story.

Together in the City Lights | Ecency