Original artwork description:

In my work, I like to imagine life from plants point of view, in this painting an elephant ear alocasia is thriving in front of a tropical sunset view over a beach.

Flowers are so incredible to paint, don't get me wrong, but I think there's something so special about leaves, because all plants start with leaves, and some plants never get to flower, and those deserve to be celebrated too.

So I've made a series of paintings that showcase and exaggerate the beauty and complexity of their forms, through colour and my signature favourite techniques, merging impasto, my colour combinations and fine detailing.

My new series of paintings showcases and exaggerate the beauty of tropical flora, through colour and my signature favourite techniques, merging impasto, my colour combinations and fine detailing.

I hope this new tropical botanical collection takes you away to a happy place, sets off glorious memories of times away, to a place you could stay for hours and return to the distractions of modern life each time more relaxed and meditative like a chilled buddha covered in fragrant coconut sun cream.

This statement contemporary landscape is really bold and has so much vibrant impact and elegance on a large wall.

This original painting has been signed and titled by me on the back of the canvas.

Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas.
102cm x 102cm (40”x 40")

DELIVERY INFORMATION & TRACKING YOUR PAINTING:

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How are your paintings and prints shipped?

All paintings are packed very carefully in custom made cardboard boxes with layers of bubble wrap. Extra large paintings (over 1 metre) are rolled and shipped in extra strong cardboard tubes. All my prints are rolled and shipped in extra strong 3mm wall cardboard tubes.

Thanks so much for supporting my work!
Kathryn xox

Materials used:

Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas

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