Sprinkle Joy

“Sprinkle Joy” is a delightful celebration of texture and color, presenting a whimsical interpretation of a classic summer treat: the ice cream cone. Rendered in mixed media, this small but bold piece features a three-dimensional scoop of glossy, pastel-pink "ice cream" adorned with tiny, multicolored spherical sprinkles. The sculptural surface invites tactile curiosity, contrasting with the flatter, painted cone beneath it.

The cone itself is painted in rich, chocolatey browns with crisscrossed lines to suggest the familiar waffle pattern. The background—a soft peach hue—provides a warm, neutral stage that lets the vibrant scoop stand out. The artist cleverly plays with dimension and gloss to blur the line between painting and sculpture, making the piece almost edible in appearance.

At the bottom right corner, a small yellow signature accompanied by five dotted marks adds a final playful touch, reinforcing the lighthearted spirit of the work. This piece is part of a broader theme exploring childhood nostalgia, sensory memory, and the visual language of joy.

4 x 6 inches — Acrylic, textured medium, and sculpted details on canvas.