Pete #3 - 19.1.20
Watercolour paint on 300gsm watercolour paper. 297mm x 420mm.
January 19th, 2020, was a day I’ll always remember for the genuine happiness I saw in Pete.We had just returned from our first overseas trip together to Europe—a trip filled with new experiences and memories we would both cherish forever. That afternoon, Pete sent me a photo of himself after he’d been out for a bike ride.
He’s wearing my t-shirt, designed by an old friend, and there's a quiet joy in his smile. It wasn’t just the bike ride, but the pure contentment that I could see in him—something so rare and precious. In that simple moment, Pete’s happiness was undeniable. It’s a reminder of the life we shared and the love that filled our days, even when the road ahead grew more difficult.
100% of the profits of this painting will be donated to Tour De Cure - an organisation in Australia dedicated to cancer research.
Watercolour paint on 300gsm watercolour paper. 297mm x 420mm.
January 19th, 2020, was a day I’ll always remember for the genuine happiness I saw in Pete.We had just returned from our first overseas trip together to Europe—a trip filled with new experiences and memories we would both cherish forever. That afternoon, Pete sent me a photo of himself after he’d been out for a bike ride.
He’s wearing my t-shirt, designed by an old friend, and there's a quiet joy in his smile. It wasn’t just the bike ride, but the pure contentment that I could see in him—something so rare and precious. In that simple moment, Pete’s happiness was undeniable. It’s a reminder of the life we shared and the love that filled our days, even when the road ahead grew more difficult.
100% of the profits of this painting will be donated to Tour De Cure - an organisation in Australia dedicated to cancer research.
Watercolour paint on 300gsm watercolour paper. 297mm x 420mm.
January 19th, 2020, was a day I’ll always remember for the genuine happiness I saw in Pete.We had just returned from our first overseas trip together to Europe—a trip filled with new experiences and memories we would both cherish forever. That afternoon, Pete sent me a photo of himself after he’d been out for a bike ride.
He’s wearing my t-shirt, designed by an old friend, and there's a quiet joy in his smile. It wasn’t just the bike ride, but the pure contentment that I could see in him—something so rare and precious. In that simple moment, Pete’s happiness was undeniable. It’s a reminder of the life we shared and the love that filled our days, even when the road ahead grew more difficult.
100% of the profits of this painting will be donated to Tour De Cure - an organisation in Australia dedicated to cancer research.