Night Time Dunes 18x20 on wood panel
THIS ORIGINAL ABSTRACT PAINTING WAS MADE WITH FLUID ACRYLIC AND ALCOHOL INK. THE MULTIPLE LAYERS WOOD A WORKABLE AREA FOR ME TO CREATE AN ALMOST WATERCOLOR-LIKE EFFECT, CREATED BY ADDING LAYERS OF DIFFERENT COLORS ON TOP OF ONE ANOTHER AND MANIPULATING THEM WITH DIFFERENT TOOLS.
COLORS IN THIS SERIES INCLUDE TEAL, TAN, BLUE AND OF COURSE, MY SIGNATURE GOLD.
PAINTED ON WOOD PANEL CANVAS. SIDES ARE PAINTED WHITE.
SIGNED, DATED AND TITLED BY THE ARTIST.
*FRAME IS NOT INCLUDED.
*AS NOT ALL COMPUTER MONITORS ARE THE SAME, COLORS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM ACTUAL WORK.
**SCALE OF PAINTINGS TO FURNITURE IN PHOTOGRAPHS MAY NOT BE EXACT– THEY ARE MEANT TO GIVE AN IDEA OF HOW THE PIECE LOOKS HUNG ON A WALL.
THIS ORIGINAL ABSTRACT PAINTING WAS MADE WITH FLUID ACRYLIC AND ALCOHOL INK. THE MULTIPLE LAYERS WOOD A WORKABLE AREA FOR ME TO CREATE AN ALMOST WATERCOLOR-LIKE EFFECT, CREATED BY ADDING LAYERS OF DIFFERENT COLORS ON TOP OF ONE ANOTHER AND MANIPULATING THEM WITH DIFFERENT TOOLS.
COLORS IN THIS SERIES INCLUDE TEAL, TAN, BLUE AND OF COURSE, MY SIGNATURE GOLD.
PAINTED ON WOOD PANEL CANVAS. SIDES ARE PAINTED WHITE.
SIGNED, DATED AND TITLED BY THE ARTIST.
*FRAME IS NOT INCLUDED.
*AS NOT ALL COMPUTER MONITORS ARE THE SAME, COLORS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM ACTUAL WORK.
**SCALE OF PAINTINGS TO FURNITURE IN PHOTOGRAPHS MAY NOT BE EXACT– THEY ARE MEANT TO GIVE AN IDEA OF HOW THE PIECE LOOKS HUNG ON A WALL.
THIS ORIGINAL ABSTRACT PAINTING WAS MADE WITH FLUID ACRYLIC AND ALCOHOL INK. THE MULTIPLE LAYERS WOOD A WORKABLE AREA FOR ME TO CREATE AN ALMOST WATERCOLOR-LIKE EFFECT, CREATED BY ADDING LAYERS OF DIFFERENT COLORS ON TOP OF ONE ANOTHER AND MANIPULATING THEM WITH DIFFERENT TOOLS.
COLORS IN THIS SERIES INCLUDE TEAL, TAN, BLUE AND OF COURSE, MY SIGNATURE GOLD.
PAINTED ON WOOD PANEL CANVAS. SIDES ARE PAINTED WHITE.
SIGNED, DATED AND TITLED BY THE ARTIST.
*FRAME IS NOT INCLUDED.
*AS NOT ALL COMPUTER MONITORS ARE THE SAME, COLORS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM ACTUAL WORK.
**SCALE OF PAINTINGS TO FURNITURE IN PHOTOGRAPHS MAY NOT BE EXACT– THEY ARE MEANT TO GIVE AN IDEA OF HOW THE PIECE LOOKS HUNG ON A WALL.