Future with a Question is an image of a vibrant painting capturing a seascape during sunset. In the foreground, turbulent blue waves crest and foam energetically, suggesting the ocean's power and continuous motion. The waves take up the lower half of the canvas. In the middle of the painting, the ocean extends towards the horizon, transitioning from a dark blue near the shore to a lighter blue as it meets the sky.

Breaking through the waves in the central part of the painting, a large arched wave forms, creating a dynamic and dramatic focus point as it curls inward. This arched wave is a key compositional element that adds a sense of movement and majesty to the scene.

The sky occupies the upper half of the canvas and is depicted with a blend of yellows, oranges, and blues, portraying the colors of sunset. These warm tones suggest the sun is just touching the horizon, infusing the sky with a range of hues from deep blue at the top, which signifies the remaining daylight, to the bright yellow-orange glow of the setting sun at the center.

To the right side, a silhouette of palm leaves or fronds intrudes into the scene, framing the painting and adding a tropical element to the composition. The palm leaves are highlighted against the sky, emphasizing their outline and the contrasting tranquility of the land against the wild sea. The overall impression of the painting is one of nature's contrasting forces – the serene sky against the lively ocean – rendered with a bold, impressionistic style.

"Future with a Question" color scheme is done with vivid blues for the tsunami wave, bright yellow sunset, with Whites crashing waves. Why a question because life is that way. A tsunami has destructive powers. The sun is the human heart that endures and is able to overcome all adversity and to ease one’s anxieties, stress, fears, depression, negative thinking, or addictions. The painting has a heart depicting the hope of sun rays for the future of one self and mankind, John 17:3 the hope of everlasting life here on earth man home. Life can give you strength... Strength can come from facing the storms of life, from knowing loss, feeling sadness and heartache, from falling into the depths of grief. You must stand up in the storm. You must face the wind and the cold and the darkness. When the storm blows hard you must stand firm, for it is not trying to knock you down, it is really trying to teach you to be strong. Life isn't fair. No matter what life throws your way, no matter how unfair it may seem, refuse to play the victim. Refuse to be ruled by fear, pessimism and negativity. Refuse to quit.
Be a warrior and work through whatever life throws your way with courage, love and positivity. And continually push forward.
Because you are a survivor of the unfairness of life. You are stronger than you think. And you are capable of achieving far more than you believe.

Featured by groups: Beach Moment, Sunrises, Arts Salon-2 Handmade.

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