Ocean and Indigo 1

"Ocean and Indigo 1" is an abstract expressionist painting that evokes the serene power of the ocean. This calming abstract is a wave of blended ocean hues transitions from a glossy, deep navy and dark blues to a light blue on a background of white and sand beige.
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This is part of a series Ocean Abstracts - for different sizes - https://bluethumb.com.au/carla-cassidy/series/ocean-abstracts

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This colour field painting is a restful seascape that brings the tranquility of the sea into your space.
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The acrylic paint is applied to canvas in expressive layers, with visible brush marks that capture the energy of the waves. The surf foam is rendered with delicate speckles of paint mimic the airy lightness of sea foam. The careful blending of colours creates depth and movement.

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SHIPS IN A ROLL
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Full size when it is stretched- 75 x 200cm - artwork flows around the edge .
framed size approx 78x 203cm

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Commission similar in any size.

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I sell in a roll taking out the massive cost of packing, shipping and insurance on large artwork. As we all know the "Free Shipping and returns" are built into the cost of an artwork
By choosing stretching and framing through Bluethumb's local framing network who often deliver it in person- It arrives quickly and undamaged by rushed couriers. Bluethumb's framing network create custom made stretchers and frames, which equals a well priced high quality purchase without the bloated price of shipping an oversized artwork.

You obviously have the choice of using your local framer who can expand on your framing options to include a myriad of options to suit your interior.

My stockroom contains small quirky art and my big art - main style is in Artist Picks.

"Carla Cassidy is Modern Impressionist. Her work is tactile, with thick brushstrokes and mark making. She worked in Fashion and Textiles and has a love of colour and texture that translates into her abstracts oceans and landscapes
She paints en plein air and from photographs of beach and coastal, mountains and rolling hills of agriculture."