A Moody Day

A Moody Day earns its title — this is Maine weather painted honestly, the particular bluegrey palette of a day that can’t decide between drizzle and clearing, rendered with the atmospheric looseness that watercolor handles better than any other medium. Molly Frantzen painted it in her Maine studio from the specific quality of northern light on a lowcloud day, the kind of day most people dismiss and some people love. The restraint in the palette is the point: muted doesn’t mean quiet, and this piece has presence without being loud about it. Available as an original or as a giclee print on premium paper; both ship flat and frame easily at standard sizes. Each original is one-of-a-kind.