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LEAVES & BLOOM No.1

Minimal botanical artwork with charcoal leaf drawings, layered white shapes, graphite marks and soft golden-yellow linework.
Botanical abstract art print displayed in a neutral interior with natural materials and soft organic styling.
Minimal botanical artwork with charcoal leaf drawings, layered white shapes, graphite marks and soft golden-yellow linework.
Botanical abstract art print displayed in a neutral interior with natural materials and soft organic styling.

LEAVES & BLOOM No.1

CA$375.00

Museum Giclée Print on Canvas
From an Original Mixed Media Painting
11 × 14 in
Edition of 75
Shipped Rolled

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Part of the Glasshouse Series. Charcoal, graphite, acrylic & marker. More Info

Installation photo may not reflect exact dimensions.

Limited Edition Museum Giclée print on Canvas. Signed on side. Delivered rolled for professional stretching by your local framer.

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Sunday inspiration from @haarkon_ This talented duo’s account is filled with the most glorious travel and nature shot. I use a lot of photographic reference for my work. This one will surely be part of the collection. #haarkongreenhousetour
Collection of collage materials found in the studio. I like how sometimes if you pay attention enough the tiniest things become most important.
‘’My paintings are not about what is seen. They are about what is known forever in the mind.’’ -Agnes Martin I see this unfinished painting everyday upon entering the studio. I find it uplifting, calm, perfect in it’s i
Collection of Conté à Paris squares. Nicolas Jacques Conté, a painter, chemist, physicist, hot air baloonist and inventor started a pencil factory in 1795. It’s still going strong today. I just love using materials that have a connection
I framed this artwork for myself. I am glad I did. Everytime I see it I am reminded how I love working with colour, transparency and texture. It inspires me to get into the studio and create some more.