Go Ahead And Jump by Kelly Martini

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A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

A background of different shades of terracotta cover the canvas. In the bottom left corner are five boys in different stages of jumping from a pier into the water . Two of the boys are still standing on the pier, knees bent, ready to jump, one of them looks out towards the viewer. Two of the boys jumped moments before and their feet are just touching the water. The main figure of the painting is centred in this scene. This boy looks our at the viewer in mid flight having jumped, but has not hit the water yet. His arms are stretched out and you can feel the sense of fun and freedom.
The brush strokes are loose, close up they look casual. Standing back your imagination fills in the detail.

Kelly Martini
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Melbourne, Australia

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Acrylic on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Feel the summer heat with the terracotta tones setting the scene of a long hot summer.

Carefree brush strokes let your minds eye imagine these young boys without a care in the world enjoy the fun and challenges of youth.

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Acrylic on Canvas

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Nature Art, People & Portrait Art, Water Art

#black and white, #abstract, #figures, #water, #youth, #nature, #black, #white

Kelly Martini
26 artworks

Melbourne, Australia

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