Framed Abstract Mixed-Media FALL COLORS 2
This is an abstract painting using fall colors and black sharpie marker lines on velvet upholstery fabric, framed in a light color wood frame. With my abstract art collection, I am exploring color, texture, shape and mark-making.
Acrylic paint, sharpie marker on VELVET upholstery fabric, 12 inches x 16 inches oak wood frame with plexiglass from the brand HAUS AND HUES.
I love to paint abstract intuitive art, where I just listen to music and paint however I am feeling. Sometimes I have ideas that form the basis of the colors or shapes (like flowers or certain colors I want to paint together) but many times I just start painting and see where that takes me. I love the freedom of beginning an abstract painting.
*Note: I leave the sides (edges) of my paintings unfinished, I also do not varnish my paintings (I avoid adding any unnecessary chemicals to any of my work). Finally, I do not have any hanging wire on the back of the paintings so that when purchased, the owner can easily have them framed or display them the way they prefer.
Framed Abstract Mixed-Media FALL COLORS 2
This is an abstract painting using fall colors and black sharpie marker lines on velvet upholstery fabric, framed in a light color wood frame. With my abstract art collection, I am exploring color, texture, shape and mark-making.
Acrylic paint, sharpie marker on VELVET upholstery fabric, 12 inches x 16 inches oak wood frame with plexiglass from the brand HAUS AND HUES.
I love to paint abstract intuitive art, where I just listen to music and paint however I am feeling. Sometimes I have ideas that form the basis of the colors or shapes (like flowers or certain colors I want to paint together) but many times I just start painting and see where that takes me. I love the freedom of beginning an abstract painting.
*Note: I leave the sides (edges) of my paintings unfinished, I also do not varnish my paintings (I avoid adding any unnecessary chemicals to any of my work). Finally, I do not have any hanging wire on the back of the paintings so that when purchased, the owner can easily have them framed or display them the way they prefer.