Sangre de Cristo #8 Ink Drawing on Cotton Rag with Deckled Edges - Ready to Frame
This piece is an acrylic ink drawing that exudes tranquility and calm. Rendered in ink on cotton rag paper, the artwork showcases a serene mountainous landscape dominated by shades of blue. The sky, a mosaic of varying intensities of blue, suggests a partly cloudy day.
In the foreground, dark blue accents hint at rugged terrain and foliage, while rolling hills and softly outlined mountains in the midground create a sense of depth and distance. The fluid brushstrokes and intentionally rough edges add to the painting's artistic appeal.
Inspired by the Sangre de Cristo mountain range, the artwork conveys the majestic aura of the 14,000-foot peaks surrounding the San Luis Valley. The monochromatic palette and handmade paper sourced from India, discovered at the London National Museum, enhance the piece's rich texture and context.
Sangre de Cristo #2 arrives ready to frame, with a stained deckled edge that adds a beautiful finish, suitable for floating inside a frame.
This piece is an acrylic ink drawing that exudes tranquility and calm. Rendered in ink on cotton rag paper, the artwork showcases a serene mountainous landscape dominated by shades of blue. The sky, a mosaic of varying intensities of blue, suggests a partly cloudy day.
In the foreground, dark blue accents hint at rugged terrain and foliage, while rolling hills and softly outlined mountains in the midground create a sense of depth and distance. The fluid brushstrokes and intentionally rough edges add to the painting's artistic appeal.
Inspired by the Sangre de Cristo mountain range, the artwork conveys the majestic aura of the 14,000-foot peaks surrounding the San Luis Valley. The monochromatic palette and handmade paper sourced from India, discovered at the London National Museum, enhance the piece's rich texture and context.
Sangre de Cristo #2 arrives ready to frame, with a stained deckled edge that adds a beautiful finish, suitable for floating inside a frame.
This piece is an acrylic ink drawing that exudes tranquility and calm. Rendered in ink on cotton rag paper, the artwork showcases a serene mountainous landscape dominated by shades of blue. The sky, a mosaic of varying intensities of blue, suggests a partly cloudy day.
In the foreground, dark blue accents hint at rugged terrain and foliage, while rolling hills and softly outlined mountains in the midground create a sense of depth and distance. The fluid brushstrokes and intentionally rough edges add to the painting's artistic appeal.
Inspired by the Sangre de Cristo mountain range, the artwork conveys the majestic aura of the 14,000-foot peaks surrounding the San Luis Valley. The monochromatic palette and handmade paper sourced from India, discovered at the London National Museum, enhance the piece's rich texture and context.
Sangre de Cristo #2 arrives ready to frame, with a stained deckled edge that adds a beautiful finish, suitable for floating inside a frame.