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Cosmic Trumpet Sold
This piece just sold and is in collection of Mr. S.L. of Norfolk, Virginia. Thank you and welcome.
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
Cosmic Trumpet
This piece just sold and is in collection of Mr. S.L. of Norfolk, Virginia. Thank you and welcome.
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
Cosmic Trumpet
This piece just sold and is in collection of Mr. S.L. of Norfolk, Virginia. Thank you and welcome.
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
Cosmic Trumpet
This piece just sold and is in collection of Mr. S.L. of Norfolk, Virginia. Thank you and welcome.
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
solar-flare
This piece just sold and is in collection of Mr. S.L. of Norfolk, Virginia. Thank you and welcome.
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
The artwork involved using techniques inspired by several artists including @johnbeckleyart @olivermaass_art and @raygrimesfineart. This was one of those pieces that seemed to almost paint itself - it just happened.
When I was satisfied with what I was looking at it was time to let my imagination find a name for it. At first I was thinking something about volcanoes, but I had already done a piece named Volcanic. I know there are no rules about naming paintings (aside from the obvious like staying away from “Mona Lisa” and the likes!)
Then I was reminded of a solar flare image I had seen somewhere. I changed it up a bit and went for Cosmic Trumpet. Did you know that a single flare emits more energy than a million volcanic explosions? And according to the Energy Information Administration, a single solar flare emits the total of all the world’s energy production for the next 10,000 years!!
So now the left side of my brain was sufficiently exercised.
Cosmic Trumpet measures 12 x 12 inches with artist loft and arteza acrylics on stretched canvas. It also incorporates gold, bronze, copper and aluminum powders emulsified in acrylic paint and pouring medium. It is the first work I did that really hit the palette knife technique the way I had hoped….
