This textured acrylic painting on a wooden panel captures the colour palette of my dreams. The first three colours I bought when I decided I wanted to take up acrylics were pink, orange and green, and they work super well contrasted with this deep, dark blue background.
Mediums used: Acrylic paints, gesso and Posca markers
Dimensions: 20cm diameter
I took this photo of Isa Khan's Tomb while visiting the Humayun Tomb Gardens in New Delhi, India. This piece captures the beauty I was surrounded by on my first day in India, but also (and at the same time) the absolutely sweltering temperatures that caused me to melt like never before.
Roughly A4 size (note this piece was roughly cut to size so measurements vary slightly from A4)
Timber panel
Mediums used: photo transfer, acrylic paint and markers.
You’ll often find me in my living room turned home studio with a palette knife in hand, and a sh**load of pink acrylic paint on it.
This piece features a photo I took while visiting Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi, India. I kept getting lens flares in my photos that day due to the sun beating down on us, so I’ve replicated that look. There is balance in that the patterning is quite maximal, but done with mostly soft colours like pastel green and white.
Mediums: Acrylic paint, photo transfer, Posca markers.
Size: A4, wood panel