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Canvas paintings & modern art to colour match your interior designs
Posted on March 15th, 2010 No commentsOK you’ve spent the last few months redesigning your living space and you have just about everything right and in place. You’re now looking to add some final finishing touches and one very important item is being some wall décor and colour matching canvas paintings.
Canvas art has become an important aspect of modern interior décor over the recent years, with so many styles and patterns available. Colour matching is a great way to create highlights and focal points in your living space and what could be more warming than a set of hand painted canvas paintings to match your new colour scheme.
Choosing your art
As mentioned there are numerous offerings for modern contemporary art so the choice is limitless. Depending on the contrast of your newly designed living area, picking out a nice piece of artwork can be challenging but fun at the same time. If you have fresh clean lines and soft furnishings that compliment each other then why not choose a piece of artwork that is calming on the eyes and that will compliment your colour scheme as well as create a focal point within the room, perhaps above the fireplace or seating area. If you’re a little indecisive with colours and patterns then why not choose a triptych canvas set which consists of three pieces of canvas making one single painting, with each panel being a shade lighter, again in the same colour scheme of your living space. As for patterns you can choose a piece of artwork with perhaps some matching patterns such as swirls or cubes in the design.
If after all your research into something unique for your home or office cannot be found, you may want to consider getting some art work customised for your room. This is ideal as you can then start from a blank canvas and send in your photo’s and wallpaper samples so that you can get exactly what you’re looking for to match each and every room you redesign. This makes it very unique in fact that you now have a uniquely modern designed room and a very unique custom made canvas paintings to match.
Abstract Canvas Paintings
Abstract canvas wall art are another great focal point in which you can create to match your colour scheme, these are effective if you have created sharp features such as a glass wired lamp shade or patterns in your soft furnishings. The choice is endless, but with some dedication and attention to detail I’m sure you will find just the right piece of art. Good luck in your search.
Fabrizio Van Marciano is the author and founder of Van Marciano Art. His insight into web marketing as an artist has enabled him to write successful and informative guides in the world of modern contemporary art.
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Secret space- Abstract brown cream gold textured original deep canvas painting
Posted on March 7th, 2010 No commentswww.contemporary-canvas.co.uk Contemporary 36″ x 36″ canvas with a depth of 4″ in gold, brown, oxide brown and use of white cream hints with use of high quality paints and other hints. Fantastic dark and light shades of brown in a moody abstract painting with textured gold middle. Signed by Hardeep S Ghatora and is ready to hang http Thanks for viewing this video clip.
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Pop Art – Original Paintings on Canvas by Silvia Klippert – Abstract Expressionism
Posted on February 22nd, 2010 1 commentMeet the pop artist SILVIA KLIPPERT. Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania SILVIA KLIPPERT lives in Düsseldorf, Germany since 1978. Her work incorporates imagery from modern culture, comic books, consumer goods, and advertising. In 1985 SILVIA KLIPPERT won the Illustrators Award from the Penthhouse Publisher Magazine. Her gallery is located in Düsseldorf, Germany. Address: Ratinger Strasse 48, 40213 Düsseldorf, Germany. Europe. Phone: +49/2111752622.
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“Celestial Wind” Original Abstract Painting By Dan Lafferty
Posted on February 9th, 2010 25 commentsLaffertyfineart.com http OriginalModern Abstract Painting By Artist Dan Lafferty. PAINTED IN METALLIC SILVER, COPPER, AND GOLDS ON A HUGE 24″ X 36″ AND 3/4″ DEEP GALLERY STRETCHED CANVAS. GALLERY SIZE ORIGINAL PAINTING. PAINTING CAN HANG VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL. EDGES ARE STAPLE FREE (STAPLED ON THE BACK) AND PAINTED – NO FRAMING IS REQUIRED. About The Painting: – This is an ORIGINAL PAINTING – not a print of any kind. – This original modern abstract painting was created on Acrylic Titanium Primed Acid Free Canvas. – This painting is signed by the artist on the back. – Stapled on the back – The sides of the artwork are painted so there is no need to frame but you may if you like. – Only professional grade paints were used on this painting. – A final coat of high quality varnish has been applied to protect the surface of this painting. – A Certificate Of Authentity is included with this painting. – This is a completed piece – This painting is in stock and will ship asap once payment has been made.
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Coloured cave 4 contemporary small abstract textured canvas paintings red yellow orange by Hardeep
Posted on February 2nd, 2010 2 commentswww.contemporary-canvas.co.uk Video clip of This lovely original canvas set of four abstract hand painted canvas are painted in red orange yellow tones and many other colours and use high quality paints as well and hand mixed textures, each canvas measures 5″ X 5″ and has depth of 1.5″. These canvas can be placed as close or as far as you want when hanging them on your wall, such a lovely vibrant colour will look fantastic on your wall, this style has been done by my self for many years and the idea of the colourbolts is truly an original one and many hundreds sold all around the world. All the canvas are signed by Hardeep S Ghatora, inspired by trips to india and asia.
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