Briefly describe the work that you do. My current body of work is constructed from yarns, threads, fabrics, and thick applications of paint. Most of my studio time is devoted to hand-embroidery and…
"Vinyl Love" hand embroidered on vintage fabric with applique detail frame in 10 hoop Day 7 of 365 Lucky Days read more at www.365luckydays.blogspot.com
Briefly describe the work you do. I consider my process to be one of gathering and disseminating information, rooted in the paper scraps and ephemera of our consumer culture. As I create and gath…
Abstract painting of clouds and sky Giclee art print on canvas by contemporary abstract artist Melissa McKinnon painted with palette knife and impasto texture - Morning Glow Study
A new wire sculpture each day for a year. Inspired by what each day brings.
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This is an original poster advertising an exhibition at the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich, Switzerland. "Light painting, photograms, photomontage - the search for a contemporary visual language for the post-war period inspired artists and designers to experiment with photography. Influenced by the Bauhaus heritage and contemporary gestural abstraction and kinetics, William Klein created photograms from 1950 onwards, Gérard Ifert made his first movement studies and Wojciech Zamecznik tried out light painting a little later. In their experiments, which they applied to advertising and cultural graphics, the exponents visualised their sense of speed and mobility. Based on the three exemplary groups of works, the show conceived by the Centre Pompidou and adapted by the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich sheds light on a particularly productive phase of the dialogue between photography and graphic art." The poster is in excellent condition, printed onto silver paper. The poster is unframed and will be sent rolled in a sturdy tube. The price includes registered/tracked and fully insured shipping with national post. Upgrades for faster shipping are available at the check out. Please send me a message for a current estimation of transport time to your destination. The current international transport time by national post is approximately 2 weeks.
Introducing the This Too Shall Pass Contemporary Abstract Framed Wall Art by Brookpace Lascelles - a gorgeous piece that is carefully designed to add an extra layer of refinement and grace to any room. Printed in a limited edition, this wall art is exclusively hand signed and numbered by native Danish artist Anna Bulow. The stylish yet timeless new artwork series from Anna Bulow features stunning contemporary abstract designs created using exquisite colours and textures, each special edition artwork leaving your room feeling invigorated and enriched with a dynamic splash of colour. An ideal way to make any room look fresh and modern, the vivid abstract imagery is enhanced by high-quality materials; printed on 250gsm matte paper, plus the added depth supplied from the 2600 micron thickness mountboard presented with float glass for a luxurious finish. What’s more, this framed wall art comes ready to hang so you won’t have to scramble around looking for the right tools or cords! And you can even complete your unique Scandinavian aesthetic with our carefully selected hand-crafted frames. So don't wait any longer - revel in beauty with our This Too Shall Pass Contemporary Abstract Framed Wall Art! Print (Inner) Size: 28 x 20" (70 x 50cm)
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Immerse yourself in the vivid abstraction of Crail, Fife, encapsulated in this evocative print from our 'Scottish Villages' collection. The artwork invites you to experience this charming village through a mélange of expressive brushstrokes and a warm, inviting palette that echoes the rustic beauty of the Scottish coast. In this representation, the traditional architecture of Crail's quaint houses and historical buildings is reimagined with a contemporary twist. Bold whites and raw umber bleed into the canvas, carving out the shapes of rooftops and walls, while dynamic lines sketch an impression of the rugged landscape. An array of understated blues reflects the serene waters, blending seamlessly into the sky, bringing a sense of calm and continuity to the scene. Touches of coral, blush, and hints of vibrant crimson streak across the composition, adding a playful yet sophisticated layer of depth, reminiscent of the reflections of sunset on the village façades. The abstract execution challenges the viewer to navigate the village streets through an ethereal lens, allowing for a personal connection with the artwork that evolves with each gaze. This print, while devoid of explicit detail, conveys the spirit of Crail with a dreamlike charm. It's perfect for those who appreciate art that transports them to a place where the lines between reality and imagination are beautifully blurred. Invoke the allure of the Scottish seaside in your living space with this alluring abstract celebration of Crail.
Abstract modern art featuring colored thick and thin line streaks on a neutral background.
Back in the good old summertime this is what a stone pathway looked like Lovely but to me not looking like a pathway. So For three days last week I unpicked all that work! The tools of an unpicker include a beautiful thread cutter (A gift from the Mahone Bay Quilt Group) and duct tape the inventors of which would never have imagined their tape would be part of a stitchers tool box. With all that unpicking threads were sticking to everything. Then I remembered a tip from years back. Snip the stitches on the wrong side Lay some tape over the stitches on the right side. Pull back the tape and voila the threads can't escape that sticky surface! That unpicking took me three days. I did take breaks like the day we walked the Rusty Pups up the mountain in deep virgin snow. Since then I have spent days trimming and stitching stones into what I think looks more like pathways. I am content. As you can see I now have a mountain of trimmings for which I will find another project. May your days be filled with stitching things together and not so much taking them apart!
Contemporary painting of two women in evening gowns with wine.
LifeInColour create contemporary prints using your STRAVA or GPX data, resulting in a personalised art piece that celebrates your hard work and achievements. This design is a visual representation of your activity for the year and features your custom details from Strava including: • A visual representation of the intensity of activity (distance) by day - 365 dots • A summary at the bottom including your name, the year represented and a summary of the total distance travelled • The details of the top 10 days of activity (these descriptions are taken directly from Strava) Designed to look beautiful on their own, or alongside others. Our process 1. Order – Select your preferred year and colour, and add any personalisation you require 2. Confirmation – We'll send you a secure link which requires your authentication to allow us to access your Strava data and generate your artwork 3. Proof – We'll send you a proof to review within 24 hours of your confirmation 4. Artwork Delivered - Once you’ve approved the draft design, we’ll send the final high resolution PDF file via email. If you would like to print your artwork, we recommended that you print on 210gsm smooth matte paper. Gifts or Special Requests A LifeInColour print is a great gift for the active person in your life. We can supply you with a secure link to give to the recipient which authorises us to securely access their Strava data,or you can supply us with their GPX files. You are welcome to contact us with any questions or special requests and we will do our best to help. Note that as this product is made to order, we are unable to accept returns due to change of mind. However we will be happy to help in the event there is a problem or defect.
