It's amazing how closely the powerful swirls of a hurricane match the Fibonacci sequence.
An abstract landscape print of The Southdowns Natioanl Park after a Storm. High-quality prints produced on premium heavy weight watercolour paper, giving them a textured and authentic feel. The wonders of Mother Nature never cease to amaze me! Witnessing the brilliance of sunshine breaking through the clouds after a storm is truly a sight to behold. As an artist, I am always moved by the contrast between the brooding storm clouds and the ethereal glow that follows. The landscape seems to come alive with vibrant hues, each blade of grass, and every tree bathed in the warm embrace of the sun's rays. In these magical moments, I realise that life, too, has its storms and showers. Yet, just as the sun reappears, casting its healing glow upon the earth, hope and resilience emerge from the darkest hours of our lives. Celebrate the beauty of nature's dance, where storms give way to sunshine and that every challenge is an opportunity for growth and renewal. Material: Giclee Print on 245g Watercolour Paper All Sizes in Inches Please get in contact if you require a size I do not show. Delivery: Most items are despatched within 1-2 days. UK Royal Mail or courier around 1-2 working days EU Air Mail approximately 3-5 working days Worldwide Air Mail approximately 5-7 working days About me and my work. Welcome to Artist Incognito, the home of an anonymous UK based abstract landscape artist. As an established artist with a different style under my own name I have chosen to remain anonymous in order to fully embrace the freedom and experimentation that comes with contemporary abstract art in all its forms. By removing the constraints of my identity, I am able to create without the pressure of fitting into a specific mould or satisfying the expectations of others. I invite you to explore my work and discover the world of Artist Incognito. My mission is to showcase a unique and ever evolving body of work that pushes and merges the boundaries of traditional and contemporary painting techniques. I use a variety of traditional mediums and tools including watercolour, gouache, oils and spray paint, brushes, pallet knives as well as digital painting tools tools like styluses, cameras, tablets, photoshop, lightroom and midjourney. My work is characterised by bold colours, dynamic compositions and a strong sense of light and space.
These 16 photos reveal nature’s fierce side.
There’s this saying that essentially says there is no bad weather—only bad choices in clothing. Obviously, people who say that have never lived through extreme weather conditions. I doubt putting an extra jacket on will help with wading through the flood, Tim.
Clouds are fascinating! It's so much fun to help preschoolers learn science. Use this All About Clouds Activity to help children learn about clouds!
There's truly nothing else like it in North Carolina!
Vanuatu Eye Care Project 2008. Espirito Santo and Efate Vanuatu Eye Care Project, Espirito Santo, 2008.
A new class of extreme compact storms that were previously under-appreciated showed that densest lightning occur over the ocean, not land.
These 16 photos reveal nature’s fierce side.
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