RS Wallace Art
Love's Blossom: Crop Hoodie
Love's Blossom: Crop Hoodie
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This Crop Hoodie features a raw hemline, drawstring hood and ribbed cuffs. Each piece is made from a poly/rayon blend that is super soft to the touch for that coveted, lived-in look and feel. Proudly cut & sewn in the USA. Created from the original oil painting Love's Blossom by RS Wallace, this premium Hoodie will inspire a vibrant energy and cheerful spirit all day long.
- 65/35 polyester/rayon fleece, 10 oz.
- Super soft hand feel
- Due to the blended fabric, print appears muted in color
- Slim fit
- Model is 5ft 9", 125 lbs. and is wearing size Small
- Made on demand. Allow 5-7 business days before shipment.
Care Instructions
See below for proper care instructions to ensure the products print and material longevity.
- Wash Inside Out
- Hand Wash Gentle
- Lay Flat To Dry
Behind the Art Apparel
RS Wallace took inspiration from her original 36x48" oil painting, Love's Blossom, to create the flattering bold lines of this trendy crop hoodie. The body and arms of the hoodie pulls its design directly from Love's Blossom while centering a mirrored look in both the front and back of the garment. But there is a surprise delight for the astute owner of this beautiful Art Apparel -- the inner face of the hoodie's hood is pulled from another original oil painting by RS Wallace, Spring's New Hope. The movements and color palettes from both paintings blend seamlessly for a whimsical, and casually chic modern look.
Thank you!
Did you know? Your purchase directly supports a living artist! Created and designed by RS Wallace from oil on canvas to printed design on textiles, this creative process is 100% woman artist-owned, where all paintings and product lines support a living wage of a neuro-divergent single mother.
About the Artist
RS Wallace is a self-taught oil painter whose style centers within abstract expressionism and impressionism using vibrant flairs of color and bold movements, reflecting the path of her life's influences. Her work is inspired by the study of light – the trail of textures and hues created in its wake – and the energy it evokes in both physical and metaphysical environs.
Most frequently the nature of her subjects and expression rests within the human experience of spiritual beings learning how to live within a physical existence and the polarities which exist in the constructs of modern society and the individual’s journey for greater fulfillment through connection, relationship and inner well-being.
