“Where every brushstroke tells a story.”

Life is full of turning points—moments where one step, one choice, sets the path ahead. Sometimes they’re monumental. Other times, they’re so small, so quiet, that we don’t recognize them until much later. Which Way captures one of those tender, in–between moments: three children venturing down a secluded bayou, the air thick with green, the water splitting into uncertain directions.

The leader pauses at the rocks, sensing the forks ahead. Behind, you can almost hear the others call out—Which way? The decision, though simple, carries the weight of something larger: the innocence of childhood exploration, the trust we place in each other, the way every journey—whether on a riverbank or in life itself—holds more meaning than we realize at the time.

Rendered in watercolor, the scene is soft yet vivid, alive with texture and atmosphere. The medium mirrors memory itself—fluid, unpredictable, and deeply human. Ed’s brushwork doesn’t just illustrate a place; it preserves a feeling: that blend of wonder, hesitation, and discovery that we all carry from our own childhoods.

For the thoughtful collector, Which Way offers more than a glimpse of a landscape. It is a meditation on choice, on the quiet thresholds of life, on the enduring beauty of simple moments shared. Hung in your home, it becomes more than décor—it becomes a touchstone. A reminder to pause, to listen, to remember that even the smallest forks in the road have shaped the story of who you are.

To own Which Way is to honor those fleeting moments before they vanish—so you can return to them, again and again.