Original artwork description:
This black spotted begonia leaf was woven from strips of painted paper, recycled paper and wallpaper. The silhouette of the leaf then cut out and placed over the top then little dots of paint added.
Details:
♥ work measures 11x14" standard size for easy framing
♥ acrylic paint on paper with recycled paper
Sold unframed
Materials used:
paper, acrylic
Tags:
#spotted begonia #nature #painting #orange #acrylic #black #mixed media #pattern #leaves #australia #tropical #paper art #photography as art #australian artists #outback #panda #weaving art #weaving #begonia #paper cuttings #weave #paper weavingWoven spotted begonia leaf (2018)
Mixed-media painting
by Jennifer Bell
14 Artist Reviews
£64.49 Sold
- Mixed-media painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 27.94 x 35.56cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
This black spotted begonia leaf was woven from strips of painted paper, recycled paper and wallpaper. The silhouette of the leaf then cut out and placed over the top then little dots of paint added.
Details:
♥ work measures 11x14" standard size for easy framing
♥ acrylic paint on paper with recycled paper
Sold unframed
Materials used:
paper, acrylic
Tags:
#spotted begonia #nature #painting #orange #acrylic #black #mixed media #pattern #leaves #australia #tropical #paper art #photography as art #australian artists #outback #panda #weaving art #weaving #begonia #paper cuttings #weave #paper weavingReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (14)
This artwork is sold by Jennifer Bell from Australia
Jennifer Bell
Australia
About
Jennifer Bell is a contemporary Australian artist with a unique vision of the world. Her work is deeply influenced by a little known neurological condition which causes her to see... Read more
