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Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang
60.5cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 4cm (D)
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I was going through a very profound and deeply intense personal time when I painted this. I was looking at a lot of Elly Smallwood art at the time and I wanted the contrast and colours to be quite stark and raw - like life itself.
I am self-taught and specialise in painting large expressive portraits. My focus is on capturing the beauty and emotion of the subject and the way extremes of light, dark and colour compliment and play out on the facial features giving them life.I am constantly trying to evolve and refine my approach to work by experimenting with new methods and techniques. I like to create a balance in my paintings where the viewer can observe areas of very fine detail which I like to contrast with other areas on the canvas of very bold brush strokes . When creating a new painting I am always striving towards the end goal - to produce a painting that will elicit that slightly ecstatic moment from the viewer, that moment of elation and joy that occurs when seeing something pleasing for the first time.
Artwork: The Colours of the Borderlands
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