The Rabbit And The Cow

from $195.00

Gifts From the Art Gods is an ongoing collection of figures, animals, landscapes, spirits, and other forms discovered within larger paintings.

Rather than being invented, these images are discovered through close examination of the paint itself—sometimes within areas measuring less than one square inch.

Once revealed, each discovery is enlarged and translated into an archival watercolor giclée print.

Edition Details

• Archival watercolor giclée print

• Available in three edition sizes:

• Small — Fits 11×14 frame (Edition of 50)

• Medium — Fits 16×20 frame (Edition of 25)

• Large — Fits 24×30 frame (Edition of 10)

Important: Click the artwork image to view the complete composition and actual proportions before selecting a size.

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Gifts From the Art Gods is an ongoing collection of figures, animals, landscapes, spirits, and other forms discovered within larger paintings.

Rather than being invented, these images are discovered through close examination of the paint itself—sometimes within areas measuring less than one square inch.

Once revealed, each discovery is enlarged and translated into an archival watercolor giclée print.

Edition Details

• Archival watercolor giclée print

• Available in three edition sizes:

• Small — Fits 11×14 frame (Edition of 50)

• Medium — Fits 16×20 frame (Edition of 25)

• Large — Fits 24×30 frame (Edition of 10)

Important: Click the artwork image to view the complete composition and actual proportions before selecting a size.

Gifts From the Art Gods is an ongoing collection of micro-discovered figures, spirits, animals, landscapes, and surreal forms revealed inside Tom’s FOLPs (Figures of Limited Predictability).
These forms are not discovered at a macro scale. They emerge from extremely small regions of the original FOLP surface—often areas measuring approximately one inch by one inch or smaller. Through close examination, these micro-zones reveal distinct presences that already exist within the dried paint.
The figures are discovered—not invented—and are enlarged and translated into archival watercolor giclée editions.