A Touch of Whimsy, a Dash of Spring, and a Whole Lot of Heart
Vibrant, bold, and perched with pride—Spring Sentinel captures a timeless spring moment with an elegant red cardinal tucked within delicate pink blossoms. Painted by hand in Niki’s signature style, this 16” x 12” acrylic-on-canvas piece is the perfect balance of color, texture, and natural charm.
Using a thoughtfully layered palette of acrylic paints, Niki brings this scene to life with fine brushstrokes, rich hues, and just a hint of joyful defiance in our feathered friend’s stance. The background, a dreamy blend of greens and soft light, makes this a striking focal piece for a nature-inspired space or a seasonal refresh.
This ready-to-hang painting arrives on a traditional stretched canvas—archival-quality, 100% cotton duck stretched around kiln-dried 0.75" profile stretcher bars. It’s sealed for longevity and can be displayed as-is for a modern look or framed by you for that extra polished finish. (We don’t offer framing at this time, but we fully support your inner curator.)
Ways to Enjoy Your Cardinal Canvas
Add to a gallery wall to bring spring energy to your living space
Style it solo above a console or bookshelf for an organic, nature-loving statement
Make it a thoughtful gift for bird lovers, spring enthusiasts, or the cardinal-obsessed
Display in a cozy sunroom, office nook, or entryway as a daily reminder of renewal
This piece is part of Niki’s seasonal nature series. While similar scenes may be painted again, each canvas is individually created by hand and will have its own subtle variations.
Highlights:
100% hand-painted acrylic artwork
Features a cardinal perched in cherry blossoms
Stretched 16" x 12" canvas with 0.75” (1.9 cm) wood profile
Made with archival-quality, primed cotton canvas
Sealed for durability and ready to hang
Display as-is or frame to your personal taste
Whimsical, nature-inspired home accent
Perfect for seasonal spring décor or year-round nature vibes
No two are exactly alike—each is painted by hand
Made with love, intention, and a bit of artistic wanderlust
