Original artwork description:

“Cobalt Evening” – An Original Minimalist Abstract Painting
From the Spectrum Collection, a study in calm, contrast, and texture.
Cobalt Evening is a monochromatic exploration of texture, tone, and movement. Created with professional oil paint mixed with cold wax and applied using a single firm-bristle brush, this minimalist abstract artwork invites a quiet, grounded presence into your space.
• Artwork Size: 8 x 10 inches
• Presentation: Matted to a standard 11 x 14 inch size (frame not included)
• Medium: Oil paint + cold wax
• Surface: Canvas panel, matted in archival white
• Finish: Sealed with gloss varnish for protection and subtle sheen
• Signed: Signed on the mat; titled, signed, and dated on the back
Each brushstroke is preserved, offering a bold yet subtle texture. While this version features a deep cobalt blue hue, the Spectrum Collection spans a wide range of colors. Each one unified by a shared focus on minimalism, monochrome, and meditative process.

The Inspiration:
The Spectrum Collection is rooted in a fascination with the physicality of paint; specifically how texture, repetition, and color can evoke quiet emotion. Cobalt Evening is a piece that leans deeply into that tactile experience. The process allows each mark to retain its physical presence, offering a visual rhythm of dark to light.
The repetition of strokes, combined with the descending intensity of tone, creates a meditative process - one that is both grounding and soothing to create and to view. This painting invites the viewer to pause, exhale, and step into the stillness of a quiet forest.

Packaging & Shipping:
Your artwork arrives professionally matted and ready to frame in any standard 11 x 14 inch frame. It will be carefully packaged using archival materials and shipped with tracking and insurance for safe delivery.

🧡 Perfect For:
• Fans of minimalism and monochrome aesthetics
• Modern or curated color-themed décor
• Bold, colorful, or accented color gallery walls
• Thoughtful gifts for art lovers and design enthusiasts
• Collectors of tactile and process-driven artwork

Materials used:

Oil Paint

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