Pick Me captures a quiet moment of hope wrapped in strength. The bear, often seen as a symbol of power and resilience, reaches upward with an open paw—echoing a child eager to be chosen, heard, or given a chance.
This painting is about the universal desire to allowed to exist. Beneath every confident exterior is a quiet voice asking, "Don't Hurt Me?" The upward reach becomes a reminder that courage isn't only found in standing tall—it is also found in hoping, and believing that you will be given grace. It celebrates the bravery of simply raising your hand.
Pick Me captures a quiet moment of hope wrapped in strength. The bear, often seen as a symbol of power and resilience, reaches upward with an open paw—echoing a child eager to be chosen, heard, or given a chance.
This painting is about the universal desire to allowed to exist. Beneath every confident exterior is a quiet voice asking, "Don't Hurt Me?" The upward reach becomes a reminder that courage isn't only found in standing tall—it is also found in hoping, and believing that you will be given grace. It celebrates the bravery of simply raising your hand.