Deep Crabapple Tree: Framed Plein Air Color Match Illusion
DESCRIPTIONIntroducing a captivating masterpiece: a deeply colored crabapple tree in full bloom. This painting uses an illusory technique to capture the vibrant hues of springtime blossoms. Each brushstroke is part of an illusion, inviting viewers to discover its enchanting process. Varnished and custom framed, this piece will captivate all who view it and the illusion videos.
Engaging Art Process Videos: The illusion process was posted on social media on July 11th, 2024. Scroll down to see the full process as well as a brief process lapse. Additional shortform content is available on my social media channels.
Environmental Responsibility: I prioritize environmentally-responsible practices, ensuring optimization of materials and minimal waste during the creation of this piece.
Location and Crabapple Trees: This painting was created at a North Tonawanda dock on the historic Erie Canal, a site rich with history and charm. I waited all winter to capture the crabapple trees at their peak spring bloom, transforming the canal's serene banks into a vibrant display of color. Native to temperate regions, crabapple trees are prized for their beautiful blossoms and hardy nature. Symbolizing hope, love, and renewal, they enhance the natural beauty of the Erie Canal and serve as a reminder of the resilience and growth the canal represents. Owning this artwork connects you to the enchanting history and natural splendor of this iconic location.
Key Features:
Original varnished plein air illusion oil painting
Acid-free fine art Bristol board, triple gessoed
Frame: 6.5 x 5 x 1 inches. Painting: 3.25 x 2.25 inches
Archivally framed: Custom black frame with acid-free matting
Ready to display!Hanging hardware pre-installed
Museum glass (virtually invisible) for optimal viewing
Certificate of authenticity included
Geolocation of painting site and facts about location and crabapple trees included
Own It Today: Tap the button below to secure this original piece for your fine art collection.
DESCRIPTIONIntroducing a captivating masterpiece: a deeply colored crabapple tree in full bloom. This painting uses an illusory technique to capture the vibrant hues of springtime blossoms. Each brushstroke is part of an illusion, inviting viewers to discover its enchanting process. Varnished and custom framed, this piece will captivate all who view it and the illusion videos.
Engaging Art Process Videos: The illusion process was posted on social media on July 11th, 2024. Scroll down to see the full process as well as a brief process lapse. Additional shortform content is available on my social media channels.
Environmental Responsibility: I prioritize environmentally-responsible practices, ensuring optimization of materials and minimal waste during the creation of this piece.
Location and Crabapple Trees: This painting was created at a North Tonawanda dock on the historic Erie Canal, a site rich with history and charm. I waited all winter to capture the crabapple trees at their peak spring bloom, transforming the canal's serene banks into a vibrant display of color. Native to temperate regions, crabapple trees are prized for their beautiful blossoms and hardy nature. Symbolizing hope, love, and renewal, they enhance the natural beauty of the Erie Canal and serve as a reminder of the resilience and growth the canal represents. Owning this artwork connects you to the enchanting history and natural splendor of this iconic location.
Key Features:
Original varnished plein air illusion oil painting
Acid-free fine art Bristol board, triple gessoed
Frame: 6.5 x 5 x 1 inches. Painting: 3.25 x 2.25 inches
Archivally framed: Custom black frame with acid-free matting
Ready to display!Hanging hardware pre-installed
Museum glass (virtually invisible) for optimal viewing
Certificate of authenticity included
Geolocation of painting site and facts about location and crabapple trees included
Own It Today: Tap the button below to secure this original piece for your fine art collection.
DESCRIPTIONIntroducing a captivating masterpiece: a deeply colored crabapple tree in full bloom. This painting uses an illusory technique to capture the vibrant hues of springtime blossoms. Each brushstroke is part of an illusion, inviting viewers to discover its enchanting process. Varnished and custom framed, this piece will captivate all who view it and the illusion videos.
Engaging Art Process Videos: The illusion process was posted on social media on July 11th, 2024. Scroll down to see the full process as well as a brief process lapse. Additional shortform content is available on my social media channels.
Environmental Responsibility: I prioritize environmentally-responsible practices, ensuring optimization of materials and minimal waste during the creation of this piece.
Location and Crabapple Trees: This painting was created at a North Tonawanda dock on the historic Erie Canal, a site rich with history and charm. I waited all winter to capture the crabapple trees at their peak spring bloom, transforming the canal's serene banks into a vibrant display of color. Native to temperate regions, crabapple trees are prized for their beautiful blossoms and hardy nature. Symbolizing hope, love, and renewal, they enhance the natural beauty of the Erie Canal and serve as a reminder of the resilience and growth the canal represents. Owning this artwork connects you to the enchanting history and natural splendor of this iconic location.
Key Features:
Original varnished plein air illusion oil painting
Acid-free fine art Bristol board, triple gessoed
Frame: 6.5 x 5 x 1 inches. Painting: 3.25 x 2.25 inches
Archivally framed: Custom black frame with acid-free matting
Ready to display!Hanging hardware pre-installed
Museum glass (virtually invisible) for optimal viewing
Certificate of authenticity included
Geolocation of painting site and facts about location and crabapple trees included
Own It Today: Tap the button below to secure this original piece for your fine art collection.
The full process video, posted to YouTube.
A brief process lapse for this painting.
