Inspired by the beautiful, imposing Scottish Highlands. A scenery like no other and one of the few places in the world where you can truly breathe. Just breathe and let everything else pass you by.
I adore the highlands. Can you tell?!
Fog's coming is kept in mainly very light, powdery blue and slightly off white colour. It's is not overly textured but by no means smooth either. There is very little contrast, and still, it draws you in. It grabs your attention and you find yourself in a different place.
It's one of those pieces that invites you to daydream, it's a starting point, not a finished journey.
Acrylic, metal leaf and metal have been used as well as various glues, mediums and tools. I use anything and everything to paint, mainly my hands though. With this piece, different fabrics have played a big part in getting the paint and texture just right. But that's just the nitty gritty bits.
More importantly, it's a very "mood-full" (I'm sure that's not a word, s
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I adore the highlands. Can you tell?!
Fog's coming is kept in mainly very light, powdery blue and slightly off white colour. It's is not overly textured but by no means smooth either. There is very little contrast, and still, it draws you in. It grabs your attention and you find yourself in a different place.
It's one of those pieces that invites you to daydream, it's a starting point, not a finished journey.
Acrylic, metal leaf and metal have been used as well as various glues, mediums and tools. I use anything and everything to paint, mainly my hands though. With this piece, different fabrics have played a big part in getting the paint and texture just right. But that's just the nitty gritty bits.
More importantly, it's a very "mood-full" (I'm sure that's not a word, s00https://artgallery.co.uk/media/catalog/product/b/c/bc48630c-8419-476b-a83b-7bfa224d4291.jpghttps://artgallery.co.uk/media/catalog/product/f/f/ff67dff1-0e4e-4ac0-8a2c-995075cb8a7d.jpghttps://artgallery.co.uk/media/catalog/product/1/d/1d231c1a-19c1-42f6-9a27-6cc3293cdc21.jpghttps://artgallery.co.uk/media/catalog/product/c/e/ced028cc-0fed-466c-a7ec-c2e270c141a4.jpgadd-to-cartNo2019-10-25
About the Artist
I'm Claudia.
Just Claudia.
There's no fancy title going with it, no educational achievement worth telling (unless you count the time I flustered my Latin teacher so much he sent me out to count the bicycles chained up at the school - 278!).
I'm many things.
A single mum to 2 utte...
