So Ominous Did Pass–Tornado! – Acrylic on Canvas
18"x24" | Original Painting by Jeanette Johnson2024
Witness drama and texture collide in So Ominous Did Pass – Tornado!, an 18"x24" acrylic original completed in 2024 by Jeanette Johnson. This painting brings to life the raw energy and heavy texture of a tornado as it swept through Lincoln, Elkhorn, Blair, and into northwest Iowa in April of 2024—capturing the power of nature in motion, right on your wall.
Thick texture and layered brushstrokes give this piece a tactile presence—almost as if you could feel the turbulence under your fingertips. The swirling blues and muted earth tones hold tension and depth, and the horizon feels both grounded and unsettled. It’s a landscape that breathes—a still moment after a roaring force.
Why it stands out:
Bold, textured storytelling – the dense acrylic layers invite you to follow the currents of energy and feel the movement.
Grounded in real place and memory – rooted in the April 2024 tornados that ripped across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.
Display-ready and impactful – ships included and arrives primed for hanging, ready to be a focal conversation piece that feels as dramatic as it is intimate.
If you're drawn to landscapes that tell a story—especially ones that carry both texture and emotional weight—So Ominous Did Pass – Tornado! brings a contemplative intensity and sense of gravity to any space it inhabits.
