Tangletown Fine Art 30x22x30x22 Cohabitation by Evan Stuart Marshall Wall Art Print on Canvas Blue

Description

Self-taught, he uses a great variety of media—whatever will give him the effect he’s after: acrylic paint, oil paint, cold wax, markers, graphite, gouache, pastels, collage, found objects, and mark-making tools from nails to plastic wrap to coffee-cup sleeves. Our Giclee printer uses 12 colors to create a rich color gamut giving the deep dark and subtle highlights of an original painting. The resulting piece o. With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong. The colors in his paintings are vividly bright—sometimes even fluorescent—and Evan combines them in unexpected ways. The canvas is then stretched over kiln dried – finger jointed pine. Evan Stuart Marshall has been making things with his hands all his life. Self-taught, he uses a great variety of media—whatever will give him the effect he’s after: acrylic paint, oil paint, cold wax, markers, graphite, gouache, pastels, collage, found objects, and mark-making tools from nails to plastic wrap. This painting printed on thick Gallery Wrap Canvas is printed using the latest Giclee techniques on museum grade canvas. When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape. A fun piece that makes you think. Brilliant blues, greens, and fuchsias with crisp black outlines make a bold statement. In this striking abstract painting, variously sized shapes crowd one another for space.

Key Features

• Brilliant blues, greens, and fuchsias with crisp black outlines make a bold statement.
• Our Giclee printer uses 12 colors to create a rich color gamut giving the deep dark and subtle highlights of an original painting.
• With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong.
• In this striking abstract painting, variously sized shapes crowd one another for space.
• Self-taught, he uses a great variety of media—whatever will give him the effect he’s after: acrylic paint, oil paint, cold wax, markers, graphite, gouache, pastels, collage, found objects, and mark-making tools from nails to plastic wrap.
• When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape.