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Original artwork description:
This is a mixed-media work, created with acrylic paint and colored pencil, depicting a view of the ground from above. Done in the colors of early fall, it captures that brief time when leaves and grasses begin to turn from shades of green to rust and brown, but remnants of summer still remain. I was intrigued by the repetition of color, pattern and shape in this simple, ordinary view of the ground.
The edges of the artwork are painted, so it does not need to be framed. The back has a dust cover and is wired for hanging. It will be ready to hang upon receipt.
The artwork is finished with cold wax. The wax is cured and stable up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Above that temperature, the wax may begin to soften, so the painting should not be displayed in strong, direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
The artwork will be carefully packaged and shipped in a box; and it will contain instructions for care.
Materials used:
Professional grade acrylic paint and colored pencils on Ampersand Claybord
Tags:
#mixed media #green #plants #autumn #patternsLooking Down (2025) Mixed-media painting
by Linda Kuhlmann
£260.36
- Mixed-media painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 40.64 x 40.64 x 3.81cm (unframed) / 40.64 x 40.64cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
This is a mixed-media work, created with acrylic paint and colored pencil, depicting a view of the ground from above. Done in the colors of early fall, it captures that brief time when leaves and grasses begin to turn from shades of green to rust and brown, but remnants of summer still remain. I was intrigued by the repetition of color, pattern and shape in this simple, ordinary view of the ground.
The edges of the artwork are painted, so it does not need to be framed. The back has a dust cover and is wired for hanging. It will be ready to hang upon receipt.
The artwork is finished with cold wax. The wax is cured and stable up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Above that temperature, the wax may begin to soften, so the painting should not be displayed in strong, direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
The artwork will be carefully packaged and shipped in a box; and it will contain instructions for care.
Materials used:
Professional grade acrylic paint and colored pencils on Ampersand Claybord
Tags:
#mixed media #green #plants #autumn #patterns
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