Long May it Wave Large Wall Art

“Look mom, it’s the American flag of the United States of America!” My five-year-old daughter said from the back seat for the seventh time. “Wow, you’ve noticed every flag we’ve passed,” I responded. “I know that you really love the American flag of the United States of America and I didn’t want you to miss it,” she answered back.

I love that in the United States we can travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans (and all the way to Hawaii). I love the variety of states, climates, and cultures our flag represents. While living in Hawaii, I heard often “lucky we live Hawaii!” It was true. I felt lucky to live there and seemingly everyone I knew felt it too. Now I feel lucky to live in Utah. I feel so fortunate to live in the United States of America. While it’s not perfect, it’s designed for slow gradual improvement. I stand in awe of, and with gratitude for, the great sacrifices of so many who have made these United States a reality. Long may it wave!

Kamette is a mother of six who paints because she loves it. However, this means that she is often found in her studio late at night after everyone else has gone to sleep. She is fascinated by beauty and is always working with different mediums to try and capture it. She wants her work to communicate those ideas that just can’t quite be communicated in any other way. It is that wonderful quality of art that drives her.

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