What began as a simple playground canvas—catching leftover paint, cleaning brushes, and testing shapes—slowly gathered a life of its own. For three months, it stood by my side, layered with turquoise, rust, and soft blues, sometimes placed next to larger works so I could paint past the edge without constraint. Over time, all that play and overflow transformed into something more: a painting in its own right. Last Days of Summer carries the spirit of spontaneity and surprise, a joyful reminder that beauty often arrives when we least expect it. Perfect for those who treasure freedom, experimentation, and the happy accidents that become stories on canvas.