Description
A hummingbird hovers against a joyful field of yellow in Tell About It, surrounded by loose flowers, winding stems, and flashes of turquoise and pink. Its jewel-toned throat and outstretched wings emerge through expressive palette-knife marks, giving the tiny bird an outsized sense of energy and personality.
Tell About It takes its title and inspiration from Mary Oliver’s poem Sometimes, from her collection Red Bird. The poem’s well-known instructions for living—pay attention, be astonished, tell about it—are reflected here in a small encounter with beauty. The hummingbird becomes a reminder to notice what is right in front of us, allow ourselves to be delighted by it, and share that wonder with others.
About the Print
Printed in Denise Hopkins’s studio on 100% cotton, acid-free archival paper using pigment-based inks. Each paper giclée is hand signed by the artist and includes foam-core backing and a clear protective sleeve, ready to place in a standard frame of the same size.



