Super Duper Stitions | Superstition Mountains Art by Meg Harper

These mountains are so super duper, they couldn’t stay flat!

This is my very first 3D painting, and the Superstition Mountains are literally rising off the surface, popping out about a third of an inch, just the way they seem to leap right out of the desert when you’re standing beneath them.

And here’s the magic: it’s painted on a real sign from Usery Mountain Park, the Superstitions’ next-door neighbor. So this little piece of Arizona has been looking at these mountains for years. Now it gets to show them off.

For more than a hundred years, treasure hunters have searched these mountains for the legendary Lost Dutchman’s gold. I think they’ve been looking in the wrong place. The real gold is that sunset, blazing bright over a carpet of spring poppies.

Sealed for the outdoors, it’s ready to light up a patio, a garden wall, or anywhere you want a little Arizona sunshine every day.  Just put it somewhere rain free. 

Original Size: 12 x 48