What We Stand to Lose was created with both acrylic and watercolor. The process involved a combination of traditional brush painting as well as pouring and dripping the paint to create multiple layers, allowing light to emerge. To create texture and pattern I used materials such as wraps, foils, glass, and a blowing technique.
What We Stand to Lose was inspired by my concern over what man is doing to the environment and the negative impact those actions have on wildlife.
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Hahnemühle Torchon is an acid free fine art paper with a beautiful parchment surface.
Moab Exhibition Luster 300 is a beautiful archival exhibition quality paper with a satin luster finish. It is popular for both fine art prints and professional photography.
What We Stand to Lose was created with both acrylic and watercolor. The process involved a combination of traditional brush painting as well as pouring and dripping the paint to create multiple layers, allowing light to emerge. To create texture and pattern I used materials such as wraps, foils, glass, and a blowing technique.
What We Stand to Lose was inspired by my concern over what man is doing to the environment and the negative impact those actions have on wildlife.
Click Image for Full Size
Hahnemühle Torchon is an acid free fine art paper with a beautiful parchment surface.
Moab Exhibition Luster 300 is a beautiful archival exhibition quality paper with a satin luster finish. It is popular for both fine art prints and professional photography.
The borders go around the printed image and do not affect image size. For example, a 1" border would add 1" to each side, making the overall paper bigger.
Colors may vary due to individual monitors and screens.
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