About The Artwork I like paintings that move, that wont give in and fight back - hard! Restless and urgent it tempts the viewer with mixed emotions. For me these are the core elements of abstract paintings or drawings. As the painter of a complex abstract painting I (and probably most abstract artists) have to have courage to let something take over. Once this process starts you must go with it as much as you possibly can because if the phone rings and you answer it the state of recklessness will leave the room. Original Created:2015 Subjects:Abstract Materials:Canvas Styles:AbstractAbstract ExpressionismExpressionism Mediums:AcrylicGesso Details & Dimensions Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in Frame:White Ready to Hang:Yes Packaging:Ships in a Box Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a box. Art prints are packaged and shipped by our printing partner. Ships From:Printing facility in California. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
~ Thank you for visiting my shop and welcome to phatlizzardart, original abstract art by me, Liz Skelton. All artwork is original and hand-painted by me in my garage-studio :-) ~ This painting is part of a body of work called Abstract Distraction. It is 30x40 inches and is painted on stretched, gallery-wrapped canvas and is shipped ready to hang. ~ I love having loads of different blues and pinks together then contrasting with black, cream and orange. I mostly use brushes and mark-making tools and paint in layers to expose certain parts of the underlying layer. This series let's me be super adventurous when I mix color, there are no boundaries and I find real freedom when painting this body of work. ~ I only use premium acrylic paints & sometimes acrylic pens and ink on archival quality canvas that has a 1 and 1/2 inch profile. All artwork is protected with an archival-quality clear acrylic coating. The sides are painted black. ~ The signature appears on the back of the canvas. ~ Colors may vary slightly due to different computer monitors but I've done my best to ensure each image is a close as possible to the original item. ~ Copyright for all artwork is retained by the artist.
America's Favorite magazine
Explore Josias Scharf's 291 photos on Flickr!
Elisabeth Cummings, The Gammon Ranges, 2016 via King Street Gallery Elisabeth Cummings, Brachina Gorge III, via King Street ...
Karma is a gallery located in the East Village, New York. The gallery represents Gertrude Abercrombie, Henni Alftan, Alvaro Barrington, Dike Blair, Will Boone, Mathew Cerletty, Jean Conner, Andrew Cranston, Ann Craven, Robert Duran, Louise Fishman, Mark Flood, Marley Freeman, Robert Grosvenor, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Paul Lee, Keith Mayerson, Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello, Nicolas Party, Maja Ruznic, Kathleen Ryan, Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson, Matthew Wong, and Manoucher Yektai.
Édouard Vuillard, in full Jean-Édouard Vuillard (born Nov. 11, 1868, Cuiseaux, France-died June 21, 1940, La Baule), French painter, printmaker, and decorator who was a member of the Nabis group of painters in the 1890s. He is particularly known for his depictions of intimate interior scenes.
Explore ScionART's 5304 photos on Flickr!
Australian artist Jo Bertini via facebook Jo Bertini, Mound Spring (reminds me of Idris Murphy's work) Jo Bertini, New Moon, Old Moon, 2016 via Olsen Gallery Jo Bertini Jo Bertini, Murra Thirri, New Moon and Venus, 2015 Jo Bertini, Red River Country, 2014 Jo Bertini, River Garden, 2016 Jo Bertini, Sandcastles III, 2014 Jo Bertini, Stringy Bark Hill, 2016 Jo Bertini, Sweetwater Creek, 2016 Jo Bertini, Tribal Ground, 2016 Jo Bertini Jo Bertini, Golden Wattle Rattlepods, 2012 Jo Bertini, Three River Canyon, Mars Gallery Jo Bertini, Murra Thirra Evening, 2015 Works by Australian dessert explorer and landscape artist Jo Bertini (b. 1964) lives in rural Peelwood, Australia
Entre adolescence et âge adulte, les jeunes hommes d’Hernan Bas déambulent dans d’immenses forêts à la recherche des clefs d’on ne sait quelle énigme. Ces silhouettes androgynes et filiformes rappelant celles de certaines icônes de la mode masculine se frayent un chemin au cœur de compositions colorées. Solitaires, la moue triste, le regard perdu dans…
In this article, we will tackle the different types of distractions and how to deal with each type. You’ll also have a quiz to find out your main distraction, along with tailored solutions for you.
Why should you use dancers for the project? Because they are accustomed to doing twirling routines without becoming dizzy
Felice Casorati Due figure, 1921
Distractions designed by Radostina Georgieva for Norde. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
The art, fearfully esoteric and influenced by its creator’s séances and spiritualism, matches a present mood of restless searching, Peter Schjeldahl writes.
(youtube.com) I love the night sky ☁ Zzz Follow me Everywhere! Listen to my Album on Pandora or Spotify Premium & Order on iTunes :)
The paintings of Kenyan artist Michael Armitage present a particularly resonant response to the expanded, repackaged, and redefined offerings at the reopened MoMA.
Australian artist Jo Bertini via facebook Jo Bertini, Mound Spring (reminds me of Idris Murphy's work) Jo Bertini, New Moon, Old Moon, 2016 via Olsen Gallery Jo Bertini Jo Bertini, Murra Thirri, New Moon and Venus, 2015 Jo Bertini, Red River Country, 2014 Jo Bertini, River Garden, 2016 Jo Bertini, Sandcastles III, 2014 Jo Bertini, Stringy Bark Hill, 2016 Jo Bertini, Sweetwater Creek, 2016 Jo Bertini, Tribal Ground, 2016 Jo Bertini Jo Bertini, Golden Wattle Rattlepods, 2012 Jo Bertini, Three River Canyon, Mars Gallery Jo Bertini, Murra Thirra Evening, 2015 Works by Australian dessert explorer and landscape artist Jo Bertini (b. 1964) lives in rural Peelwood, Australia
An abstract collection designed to be interpreted differently amongst each unique viewer. Gloria is inspired by self-discovery and exploration. While the works are both abstract and personal, each piece is also created to bring viewers in, and invite them to consider their space, their thoughts, and their own stories. By Toronto-based artist, Gloria Green. Pictured here in our collector sizing.
In the ‘difficult’ final Moomin novel, Tove Jansson takes the audacious step of entirely excising her core cast, focusing instead on a disparate group visitors who gather at the family’s home, but …
“Wind Study (Hilbert Curve)” by Jitish Kallat The mazelike patterns were formed by breeze-stirred fires burning on the paper’s surface. Sperone Westwater.
Hollis Taggart Galleries is pleased to present an exhibition of the recent paintings of Bill Scott. The twenty paintings on view are imbued with a joie de vivre that has long been a hallmark of Scott's lushly colored, abstracted compositions. In addition to these works, this exhibition showcases paintings that introduce an important new compositional element—as the artist re-interprets iconic historical works of art in his own uniquely inventive idiom.
