No Time Like the Present | 12" x 12"
About the Artwork
No Time Like the Present is a 12" x 12" acrylic by Steven Armstrong created on canvas. Armstrong draws the viewer into the serene beauty of the Pacific Northwest coastline. This detailed work showcases a spectrum of blues, reflecting the tranquil waters and the expansive sky, with mountain silhouettes softening into the distance. The earthy tones of amber and ochre grasses create a warm contrast, dotted with the delicate purples and pinks of wildflowers among the rocks. Sturdy evergreens frame the scene, their dark green needles etched against the sky, conveying a sense of endurance and life amidst the tranquil expanse. Armstrong's brushwork brings a dynamic texture to the canvas, creating a lively interplay between the elements of nature, while the painting as a whole exudes a sense of peaceful timelessness.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 12" x 12"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: The painting is intended to be framed and that service is included in the purchase.
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