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Empty Streets. This painting uses, as its foundation, a found historic B&W photo showing floods in the 1950s. Here, a city street and parking lot entrance marquee found themselves under water. The colour was inspired by found vintage polaroids which had skewed with age into playful bubble-gum colours. What fun!
This is an original painting study. Even if you’ve just got a small corner of wall, there are a number of little gems to choose from!
You can view all available studies or view all available original paintings in the shop.
Acrylic on canvas mounted to cradled wood panel, 7” x 10”
Signed in the lower corner of the artwork.
Hangs flush to the wall with a concealed wire. The sides of the cradled panel are painted in a solid colour that is harmonious with the artwork. You could choose to hang it as-is, or place it in a floater frame – whichever suits your tastes and your home.
I love studies for the life and energy they capture! They show the thought process of the artist and have an intimacy and immediacy to them that finished studio work sometimes doesn’t. They are also a very affordable way to collect original works of art!
Wouldn’t you love this little one-of-a-kind painting?
Empty Streets. This painting uses, as its foundation, a found historic B&W photo showing floods in the 1950s. Here, a city street and parking lot entrance marquee found themselves under water. The colour was inspired by found vintage polaroids which had skewed with age into playful bubble-gum colours. What fun!
This is an original painting study. Even if you’ve just got a small corner of wall, there are a number of little gems to choose from!
You can view all available studies or view all available original paintings in the shop.
Acrylic on canvas mounted to cradled wood panel, 7” x 10”
Signed in the lower corner of the artwork.
Hangs flush to the wall with a concealed wire. The sides of the cradled panel are painted in a solid colour that is harmonious with the artwork. You could choose to hang it as-is, or place it in a floater frame – whichever suits your tastes and your home.
I love studies for the life and energy they capture! They show the thought process of the artist and have an intimacy and immediacy to them that finished studio work sometimes doesn’t. They are also a very affordable way to collect original works of art!
Wouldn’t you love this little one-of-a-kind painting?
