Grist for the Mill is an original hand-drawn work by Amy Blaschke, created using archival ink and richly pigmented markers on kraft-toned paper. This surreal composition features mirrored eye-beings in quiet dialogue—evoking emotional duality, inner witnessing, and the alchemy of presence.
Originally selected as the cover artwork for Amy’s song of the same name, the piece reflects themes of surrender, subtle transformation, and soul refinement under pressure. With bold symbolic detailing and earth-toned grounding, it invites contemplation and calm within complexity.
A mirrored pair of surreal, wide-eyed figures—evokes a sense of dual perception, internal reflection, and layered emotional terrain. Their asymmetrical forms and radiating details explore the tension and unity between opposing yet unified forces.
Every line is drawn by hand—capturing the nuance, rhythm, and vulnerability of lived gesture.
Reproduced on museum-grade matte paper with pigment-based archival inks, this print is ideal for contemplative interiors, dreamwork spaces, or collectors drawn to symbolic and surrealist art.
Available in 3 sizes:
10" x 8"
14" x 11"
20" x 16"
Product Details:
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Museum-grade archival paper (175gsm)
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Matte finish with vibrant color fidelity
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Printed with pigment-based archival inks
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For indoor use only
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Slight size variations may occur (±1/16")
Let Grist for the Mill accompany your space as a visual meditation—holding the tension and transformation that shape the creative soul.
