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MINA BECKETT FINE ART
Daydreaming | Oil on canvas | “24x”48 | Frame not included | 2026 | $2,000
There is a unique stillness that falls over horses when they rest against each other — heads dropped, eyes soft, the world temporarily set aside. It isn't sleep exactly. It's something quieter than that. Something closer to trust.
Daydreaming is a large format work of that moment. Two horses, one pale as morning and one dark as good earth, leaning into the shared space between them. The background is still finding itself, as WIPs do, but the heart of the painting is already there — in the curve of a neck, the weight of a head, the exhale that says I'm safe here.
Daydreaming is a large format work of that moment. Two horses, one pale as morning and one dark as good earth, leaning into the shared space between them. The background is still finding itself, as WIPs do, but the heart of the painting is already there — in the curve of a neck, the weight of a head, the exhale that says I'm safe here.
Braving Winter | "24'x"36 | Giclee Print | $350 | Frame not included.
Braving Winter lived in my mind long before a single pencil ever touched paper. I could see her so clearly—the young woman in quiet profile, her bronzed skin catching a warm glow against the swirl of mist and snow, dark braids threaded with red-and-white feathers, and that rich crimson cloak billowing like breath in the cold.
I chased that vision through countless studies, balancing precise portraiture with loose, expressive textures until she finally emerged from the fog exactly as I’d imagined.
I love this piece so much I refuse to sell it—it hangs front and center on my studio wall, a daily reminder of how far I’ve come and how powerful following a dream can be.
I chased that vision through countless studies, balancing precise portraiture with loose, expressive textures until she finally emerged from the fog exactly as I’d imagined.
I love this piece so much I refuse to sell it—it hangs front and center on my studio wall, a daily reminder of how far I’ve come and how powerful following a dream can be.
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