"Orange and Green Fish" began as a playful break from painting faces. I started with a loose fish shape on 5.5x8.5 paper, then pushed the orange and green acrylic until it felt like something that might slip right off the page and swim away.

The style is naive - simple outline, uneven patterning, colors that lean more toward dream than realism. It reminds me of summers by the water when time felt stretchy and endless. Kids especially seem to lock onto this piece, but adults who love quirky, nautical touches do too.

This small work is easy to frame, and it adds a fun, handmade feel to bathrooms, kitchens, or beach‑themed corners. The original carries those slight brush textures you only get on paper, and prints are available if you'd like a whole little school of fish art without worrying about budget.