The seaside town of Porto Venere inspired this painting. The varied greens and blues of the Ligurian sea fascinate this painter from landlocked Kansas, and I used acrylic paint, foils from chocolate candies, and lace netting to capture its colors and textures. The roiling waves? Those are rolled-up paper scraps from an earlier workshop project; I trapped them in clear acrylic medium and was pleased by the chaotic movement they represented -- as well as the waste-not aesthetic!
This painting is professionally framed with a white mat and black wooden frame.
The seaside town of Porto Venere inspired this painting. The varied greens and blues of the Ligurian sea fascinate this painter from landlocked Kansas, and I used acrylic paint, foils from chocolate candies, and lace netting to capture its colors and textures. The roiling waves? Those are rolled-up paper scraps from an earlier workshop project; I trapped them in clear acrylic medium and was pleased by the chaotic movement they represented -- as well as the waste-not aesthetic!
This painting is professionally framed with a white mat and black wooden frame.