Original artwork description:
A new expressive watercolor portrait of a sheep.She looks quite confident,not sheepish at all!I have painted this one in very loose style,with colors mingling into each other harmoniously to create soft edges. The materials that I have used are of best quality.If you wish to buy this artwork as a gift, I would be glad to ship directly to that person, along with a personal note.
Materials used:
100% acid-free watercolor paper and artist quality pigment
Tags:
#nature #expressive #animal #watercolor #animal art #farm #sheep #sheep painting #sheep art #sheep portraitNot Sheep-ish (2014)
Painting
by Arti Chauhan
156 Artist Reviews
£99 Sold
- Painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 35 x 0.51cm (unframed) / 30 x 35cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
A new expressive watercolor portrait of a sheep.She looks quite confident,not sheepish at all!I have painted this one in very loose style,with colors mingling into each other harmoniously to create soft edges. The materials that I have used are of best quality.If you wish to buy this artwork as a gift, I would be glad to ship directly to that person, along with a personal note.
Materials used:
100% acid-free watercolor paper and artist quality pigment
Tags:
#nature #expressive #animal #watercolor #animal art #farm #sheep #sheep painting #sheep art #sheep portraitReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (156)
This artwork is sold by Arti Chauhan from United Kingdom
Arti Chauhan
United Kingdom
About
Arti is a representational portrait and figurative artist
living and working in Hampshire.
She works in different mediums but likes the spontaneity and
transparency of watercolor the most. She uses it to... Read more
