Sun in the Sky, You Know How I Feel

This painting radiates renewal and quiet joy. Inspired by tulips, daffodils, and red blooms stretching toward light, it captures that moment when warmth returns after a long season of stillness. The blue background fractures like stained glass, allowing the sun’s energy to pulse through each petal and stem.

The piece borrows its title from the song lyric that embodies freedom and optimism—“Sun in the sky, you know how I feel.” It’s a visual hymn to growth, to starting over, and to the kind of resilience that turns pain into color.

Here, nature becomes both metaphor and mirror—a celebration of beauty that rises again and again.