Thunderstorm Afterglow by Rachel NoffkeThunderstorm Afterglow Rachel Noffke Acrylic on canvas 16h x 20"w x 1. 5"d 2025 This piece is a reflection on recovery and beauty after turbulent storms. I love how the red poppies vibrate off the deep blue sky. Get to Know the Austin Artist: My work varies between the abstract and the representational. My abstract pieces tend to contain bold colors, patterns, and repeating shapes or objects, as I like to experiment with how those objects and colors

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