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This original painting captures the quiet beauty of a birch wood near my home in the Peak District, bathed in sunlight and carpeted with bluebells. Evocative of fresh breezes and quiet nostalgia, it invites the viewer into a timeless, peaceful moment, forest bathing for the soul. The dappled light, shifting across the woodland floor, and the subtle movement of trees in the breeze create a sense of calm and serenity. Expressive and atmospheric, the work evokes both the stillness and the gentle energy of spring in the woods.
Created using acrylic paints on a deep-edged canvas, this one-of-a-kind artwork began with time spent in the landscape, observing, taking notes, and photographing the scene. In the studio, I work intuitively, starting with brush-applied base layers and building texture and depth through impasto techniques with a palette knife. The painting draws on optical colour mixing techniques inspired by the Impressionists, alongside traditional methods such as scumbling and glazing, used by the old masters. I paint until the piece reaches a natural conclusion.
The result is a contemporary painting that sits somewhere between abstraction and realism. The image continues around the edges of the canvas, so no frame is necessary, it’s ready to hang and bring a sense of tranquillity and beauty to any space.

Materials used:

Acrylic Paints on deep edge canvas

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#landscape #nature #woods #forest #floral #trees #contemporary art #impressionism #bluebells #bluebell woods #miniature painting #gift idea #forest flowers #christmas gift #botanical artwork 

Blue Spring Forest Glade (2024) Acrylic painting
by Amanda Horvath

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This original painting captures the quiet beauty of a birch wood near my home in the Peak District, bathed in sunlight and carpeted with bluebells. Evocative of fresh breezes and quiet nostalgia, it invites the viewer into a timeless, peaceful moment, forest bathing for the soul. The dappled light, shifting across the woodland floor, and the subtle movement of trees in the breeze create a sense of calm and serenity. Expressive and atmospheric, the work evokes both the stillness and the gentle energy of spring in the woods.
Created using acrylic paints on a deep-edged canvas, this one-of-a-kind artwork began with time spent in the landscape, observing, taking notes, and photographing the scene. In the studio, I work intuitively, starting with brush-applied base layers and building texture and depth through impasto techniques with a palette knife. The painting draws on optical colour mixing techniques inspired by the Impressionists, alongside traditional methods such as scumbling and glazing, used by the old masters. I paint until the piece reaches a natural conclusion.
The result is a contemporary painting that sits somewhere between abstraction and realism. The image continues around the edges of the canvas, so no frame is necessary, it’s ready to hang and bring a sense of tranquillity and beauty to any space.

Materials used:

Acrylic Paints on deep edge canvas

Tags:
#landscape #nature #woods #forest #floral #trees #contemporary art #impressionism #bluebells #bluebell woods #miniature painting #gift idea #forest flowers #christmas gift #botanical artwork 
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Amanda Horvath is a contemporary artist producing vibrant colourful and highly textured original paintings. After studying fine art painting and printmaking at Sheffield Hallam University, where she achieved a B... Read more

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