An abstract painting with few acrylic colors and palette knife on a canvas sheet. Material Used:– Canvas Size: 16 X 20 inch– Color: Acrylic– Others: Palette knife and 3 inch and 1 inch brush While making this piece, I observe few things which I want to highlight here for them, who are beginner like me. […]
Abstract Painting: Reflection Read More »
It feels like stepping into a dream, where mist veils the edges of reality, and at the center lies an ethereal form that draws me inward—quiet, mysterious, and soul-stirring. In this abstract painting, I sought to portray my emotions through a mysterious form of mountain ranges—serene and scenic on one side, tempestuous on the other—echoing
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An abstract canvas capturing the Golden Sand Beach where deep blue-green waves meet the shore with grace, blending textures of sea, sand, and light. I sought to capture the essence of a sunlit shoreline, where deep blue-green waters meet the land with gentle grace. The waves glide forward, touching the coast with tenderness—embracing it softly,
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Trying new things and taking them as challenges always motivates me to go beyond my abilities. And during this process, manifestation has definitely played a significant role—I truly admire that. Otherwise, without any formal training or learning, I could have never imagined creating this piece of artwork. This was only my second attempt (I’ll share
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