Designs in Nature | 36" x 60"
About the Artwork
Designs in Nature is a 36" x 60" acrylic painting by Steven Armstrong created on canvas. Steven often incorporates elements that are typical of the Pacific Northwest's landscape. These elements include tall, slender trees that resist the wind, rocky outcroppings, and a serene coastal backdrop that portrays a windy atmosphere. The trees are painted as if they are bending slightly, showing movement within the stillness of the landscape. Armstrong's technique employs a rich palette and confident brushwork, which, when combined, create a textured and vibrant surface that conveys the essence of the landscape rather than a mere replication. His approach to painting goes beyond the visual, striving to communicate the ever-changing relationship with the place. This approach resonates with his deep-seated appreciation for the natural world that he developed throughout his life.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 36" x 60"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: This painting is meant to hang unframed and is painted on 1 1/2" gallery wrap canvas with black edges
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