Blue Crush Canyon - 5" x 7" Framed Textured Abstract Acrylic Pour Original Painting
UNIVERSE COLLECTION - #16 BLUE CRUSH CANYON
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Acrylic pour painting, mythical canyons, exoplanet, visual texture, dreamscapes & deep blacks
Electric blues waves rapidly rush pass larges swats of dense atmospheric formations. As they recede, they leave dainty laces of white along an imaginary coastline along with other fantastic visual artifacts.
To create this effect, in one forceful movement, several intermingled sweeps of rich light blues, siennas, deep blacks and titanium white acrylic paint, are poured onto a wet 5”x 7” wooden canvas.
They are then swiped over the entire length of the canvas with heat tools to create these magical currents that thunder down a mythical canyon in a crush of blue waves.
This original painting works beautifully in any home decor, either as an original art piece to include into an established or budding wall gallery collection.
Better yet, shop this beautiful, thoughtful gift for a friend or family member.
The concept was inspired from long sessions star-gazing at the Milky Way, while perched on the desolate rims of Colca Canyon, in Arequipa Peru while staying at the Casa Andina. Artist: freelance Illustrator / Artist Patricia Jacques.
SIZE GUIDE:
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Width (inches) |
Height (inches) |
Depth (inches) |
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5 |
7 |
Approx. 1/4 |
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8 (w/frame) |
10 (w/frame) |
Approx. 1/2 |
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"Colca Canyon" is one of the travel destinations that stirs the soul. Read a brief snippet about this magical place by Lonely Planet.
"Casa Andina" (not affiliated) the website for a great place from which to star gaze in Colca Canyon Peru.
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I have 2 paintings from the collection, which I feel, contrast each other. The canyon painting to me is more dark and reflective of the depths of the soul. The Phoenix painting is representative of the heights and the transformation the soul can achieve. Even when I feel like I am in the dark night, I am reminded that change can happen. Oddly, I have also spent time in the places that inspired these paintings. I highly recommend the Universe collection.
