Celebrate creativity 💭 · 12% off $750+ code: CREATIVE12 · 15% off $1000+ code: CREATIVE15 · Ends 24th October
Celebrate creativity 💭
12% off $750+ code: CREATIVE12
15% off $1000+ code: CREATIVE15
Ends 24th October
Celebrate creativity 💭
12% off $750+ code: CREATIVE12
15% off $1000+ code: CREATIVE15
Ends 24th October
12% off $750+ code: CREATIVE12
15% off $1000+ code: CREATIVE15
Ends 24th October
12% off $750+ code: CREATIVE12
15% off $1000+ code: CREATIVE15
Ends 24th October
Artist's description:
This listing is for original artwork
I also have XXL limited edition of 250
top quality giclee prints for this painting in the following sizes
90x90cm, 70x70cm, 60x60cm
Dongwt in touch if interested
Process:
It took me 6 months of trial and error figuring the right canvas maker that gives my watercolour technique the right absolution versus spreading, right colour after drying, possibility to reply layers without lifting previously applied allowing to reach the right intensity as a final result.
It took me same amount of time to test various paint makers to figure best that leave a distinct edges upon drying.
Large canvases certainly give me more joy when they are finished and present greater challenge during the making. Seeing delicate lacing on this scale is truly makes a viewer go wow (while I quietly observe their reactions at the back…).
As for inspiration, it goes like this. My whatsapp and email are permanently inundated with photos of dramatic skies on a cloudy day, romantic sunset or that sunrise which almost moved you to tears from every friend in my contact book. And I look. I gaze with awareness. I analyse the lines and colour combinations. Yes, I might be that strange girl you see on the train in the evening that stares with tense face into her phone display… I load my memory with shades and forms only to forget them all at the moment when I take on a blank canvas.
Starting new painting I shut down the unnecessary references taping into the visual memory and imagination. I never use photos when I paint sky. Don't want to spoil the excitement when warm beige looks unexpectedly strong on cooler greens and the satisfaction from random intertwining of lavender and shell pink. All that is a journey that stops precisely at the pick.
About Migration:
Migration is my signature collection that undergone evolution in just over 12 months and started with my encounter of Astrid Bin installation called ‘One Thousand Means of Escape’ featuring a cloud of suspended paper planes. I kept that emotional seed and developed my own feet of paper planes that sometimes happy, sometimes moody. In a hurry or undecided where to next.
I liked that subtle parallel of a simple manmade object with divine ability to levitate, its fragility and yet determination to defy gravity. Every painting is at least a 12 hours a day 4 days straight self discovery journey completed on one breath. A short but intensely lived paper plane flight of my creative living.
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Medium cotton grain canvas
Watercolour is used to crate flowing texture
Sealed with synthetic medium to prevent staining yellowing and fading.
shipped stretched ready to hang
Touched with oil layer and highlighted with white acrylic.
Materials used:
watercolour, acrylic, liquin, oil
Migration | Freefall (2019)
Mixed-media painting by Yuliya Martynova
$4,139.47
- Mixed-media painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 39.37 x 39.37 x 1.13 in (unframed) / 39.37 x 39.37 in (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
- Artwork description
Artist's description:
This listing is for original artwork
I also have XXL limited edition of 250
top quality giclee prints for this painting in the following sizes
90x90cm, 70x70cm, 60x60cm
Dongwt in touch if interested
Process:
It took me 6 months of trial and error figuring the right canvas maker that gives my watercolour technique the right absolution versus spreading, right colour after drying, possibility to reply layers without lifting previously applied allowing to reach the right intensity as a final result.
It took me same amount of time to test various paint makers to figure best that leave a distinct edges upon drying.
Large canvases certainly give me more joy when they are finished and present greater challenge during the making. Seeing delicate lacing on this scale is truly makes a viewer go wow (while I quietly observe their reactions at the back…).
As for inspiration, it goes like this. My whatsapp and email are permanently inundated with photos of dramatic skies on a cloudy day, romantic sunset or that sunrise which almost moved you to tears from every friend in my contact book. And I look. I gaze with awareness. I analyse the lines and colour combinations. Yes, I might be that strange girl you see on the train in the evening that stares with tense face into her phone display… I load my memory with shades and forms only to forget them all at the moment when I take on a blank canvas.
Starting new painting I shut down the unnecessary references taping into the visual memory and imagination. I never use photos when I paint sky. Don't want to spoil the excitement when warm beige looks unexpectedly strong on cooler greens and the satisfaction from random intertwining of lavender and shell pink. All that is a journey that stops precisely at the pick.
About Migration:
Migration is my signature collection that undergone evolution in just over 12 months and started with my encounter of Astrid Bin installation called ‘One Thousand Means of Escape’ featuring a cloud of suspended paper planes. I kept that emotional seed and developed my own feet of paper planes that sometimes happy, sometimes moody. In a hurry or undecided where to next.
I liked that subtle parallel of a simple manmade object with divine ability to levitate, its fragility and yet determination to defy gravity. Every painting is at least a 12 hours a day 4 days straight self discovery journey completed on one breath. A short but intensely lived paper plane flight of my creative living.
=
Medium cotton grain canvas
Watercolour is used to crate flowing texture
Sealed with synthetic medium to prevent staining yellowing and fading.
shipped stretched ready to hang
Touched with oil layer and highlighted with white acrylic.Materials used:
watercolour, acrylic, liquin, oil
- Ready to Hang
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