Tina Bell Vance

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Heartland

A darkened house stands against a brooding sky, its wooden siding worn and peeling, with skeletal trees framing its façade. The ground is overgrown with weeds and wild grasses, and in front of the house, two weathered animal skulls are mounted on stakes, standing like silent guardians. The scene is eerie, the house a monument to desolation, where life once thrived but has long since been abandoned to the passage of time.

Signs of Life — Heartland

A darkened house stands against a brooding sky, its wooden siding worn and peeling, with skeletal trees framing its façade. The ground is overgrown with weeds and wild grasses, and in front of the house, two weathered animal skulls are mounted on stakes, standing like silent guardians. The scene is eerie, the house a monument to desolation, where life once thrived but has long since been abandoned to the passage of time.