Jill Kittock’s Swamp Thing turns an everyday bath into something lush, humid, and wonderfully strange. The scene feels like a quiet escape — a woman soaking in a deep green tub, fully at peace, reading a copy of “Swamp Thing” while a jungle of algae and houseplants creeps up the tile walls. The colors are cool and misty, layered with soft gouache textures that make the whole bathroom feel half real and half enchanted greenhouse.
There’s a cozy humor to the piece: the confident smirk behind her glasses, the pink bath mat soaking up the steam, the little bottles perched along the rim, all grounding the surreal atmosphere in something familiar. Jill’s mix of acrylic gouache and delicate ink lines gives the artwork a dreamy humid glow — the kind of soft, watery haze that belongs to long, indulgent baths where time doesn’t matter.
This print brings a calming, whimsical mood to bathrooms, bedrooms, studios, or any corner that could use a pop of cool, leafy color. It’s a love letter to quiet rituals, self-care, and the little pockets of solitude we protect for ourselves.
Details
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Archival giclée print on fine art paper
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Includes approximately a 1.5 inch white border (more for larger sizes) to aid with framing
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Shipped Flat.
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Titled and signed lightly near the artwork
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Sold unframed
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Size: 10 × 8 inches (25.4 × 20.3 cm)
Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings.
Created by Jill Kittock, whose illustrations blend humor, mid-century warmth, and soft surrealism into richly detailed moments that feel lived-in and full of story.