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Soul Song Japanese Cranes (2026) Original Watercolour by Arti Chauhan

35.56 x 50.8 x 0.51cm (unframed) / 50.8 x 35.56cm (actual image size)

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Two Japanese cranes rise in quiet harmony, their wings outstretched in perfect unison as if caught mid-song. Their slender necks arc upward, beaks open toward the sky, suggesting a shared call—an elegant duet carried on air.

Their distinctive black-tipped feathers are rendered loosely, contrasting beautifully with the graceful white plummage. Subtle gradients of black color and water suggest movement in the wings, while the negative space around them enhances their lift and presence.
The painting is unframed and ships rolled up.

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watercolor on professional watercolor paper

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Two Japanese cranes rise in quiet harmony, their wings outstretched in perfect unison as if caught mid-song. Their slender necks arc upward, beaks open toward the sky, suggesting a shared call—an elegant duet carried on air.

Their distinctive black-tipped feathers are rendered loosely, contrasting beautifully with the graceful white plummage. Subtle gradients of black color and water suggest movement in the wings, while the negative space around them enhances their lift and presence.
The painting is unframed and ships rolled up.

Materials used:

watercolor on professional watercolor paper

Details:

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I am a UK-based artist working primarily in watercolour, with a style that blends realism with loose, impressionistic expression. Born and raised in northern India, my love for drawing began... Read more

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