This painting, Amethyst Storm, is in true form an abstract painting that shows truly unique qualities. The appearance of woven strings is the greatest attraction in this piece as well as its lovely selection of cool and bold colors that create patterns with thin lines that they are applied with. This abstract painting uses curved lines and criss crossing repetitive lines to produce an attractive artwork rich with color and saturated with interesting lines that will allow a viewer to look at the piece for hours without growing bored of untangling all the pastel lines in the painting's center. This piece seems to be zoomed in on the detail of a specific object. The viewer can use their imagination to decide what that object might be. Also, there is no main subject which makes the entire painting interesting to view and let the wandering eye depict each part of it. In addition, the colors seem to point to the corners of the piece, moving the eye from the center to the outer edges of the piece in an attractive way. While this original abstract painting is presented on a single canvas, the repeated lines almost make it feel as if there are multiple paintings contained within this one canvas. The single panel design utilized very well by the artist of this piece keeps with the painting's delicate, straightforward sweetness that doesn't need any more lines cutting through it, as it is already interesting enough. The simplicity and delicate nature of Amethyst Storm will make it look very attractive in any space. The painting's size and understated color palette will make it fill many empty walls in a lovely fashion. If you are interested in the shapes and lines that are depicted in this painting, try perusing the Landscape Canvas section, where you will find many more thought provoking and twilit scenes. A piece that shares many of the particulars that make Amethyst Storm so noteworthy is Metal Collection, an original canvas painting that strives to evoke the emotion of the viewer with it's intimate portrait of lines and colors. This painting, Amethyst Storm, is in true form an abstract painting that shows truly unique qualities. The appearance of woven strings is the greatest attraction in this piece as well as its lovely selection of cool and bold colors that create patterns with thin lines that they are applied with. This abstract painting uses curved lines and criss crossing repetitive lines to produce an attractive artwork rich with color and saturated with interesting lines that will allow a viewer to look at the piece for hours without growing bored of untangling all the pastel lines in the painting's center. This piece seems to be zoomed in on the detail of a specific object. The viewer can use their imagination to decide what that object might be. Also, there is no main subject which makes the entire painting interesting to view and let the wandering eye depict each part of it. In addition, the colors seem to point to the corners of the piece, moving the eye from the center to the outer edges of the piece in an attractive way. While this original abstract painting is presented on a single canvas, the repeated lines almost make it feel as if there are multiple paintings contained within this one canvas. The single panel design utilized very well by the artist of this piece keeps with the painting's delicate, straightforward sweetness that doesn't need any more lines cutting through it, as it is already interesting enough. The simplicity and delicate nature of Amethyst Storm will make it look very attractive in any space. The painting's size and understated color palette will make it fill many empty walls in a lovely fashion. If you are interested in the shapes and lines that are depicted in this painting, try perusing the Landscape Canvas section, where you will find many more thought provoking and twilit scenes. A piece that shares many of the particulars that make Amethyst Storm so noteworthy is Metal Collection, an original canvas painting that strives to evoke the emotion of the viewer with it's intimate portrait of lines and colors.
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