The great thing about abstract art is its ability to engage people’s imagination by conjuring up thoughts and feelings. Although fans of classical art may prefer realistic portraits and paintings, a vibrant abstract piece can serve as a beautiful centrepiece for a home. The summer is here and has brought with it an array of bright natural colours, from the green of the grass to the warm orange of the sunlight. In this blog we’re focusing on the theme of blue abstract work, which is the perfect combination for a summery piece. If you’re looking for a new addition to your collection then one of these amazing works from our brilliant team of artists would fit in perfectly.
Sailing
Artist: Sharon Deegan
This beautifully textured piece by Sharon Deegan is a perfect example of how abstract paintings can generate feelings and emotions. The cooling mixture of blues and whites creates a sense of refreshment. The deep texture and sharp mixture of colour generates images of powerful waves and cool ocean breezes. Sharon is known for her amazing abstract illustrations of seascapes and ocean waves. The professional painter lives by the River Thames in West London and often draws inspiration from the sea and how it can be both powerful and peaceful. This painting was created using acrylic on a deep box canvas and has been finished off with 2 layers of gloss varnish.
Tiffany at Midnight
Artist: Susan Wooler
The intricate fluid detail of this piece is what immediately stands out. The natural motion of the modern fluid acrylics used in this painting has created a truly unique effect that will have you staring for hours into the deep, rich colours. The dark blues mixed with lighter shades helps to create a cool, calming effect that will fit perfectly into your collection. The long-time painter Susan has crafted her skills over a number of years by painting all sorts of subject matter in a variety of styles. If you like the look of this gorgeous piece then be sure to check out her other works.
Glass Lake I
Artist: Victoria Stothard
The striking contrast of blues in this piece by Victoria Stothard has resulted a truly unique and though-provoking illustration. The deep cold blue veins that run through centre conjure up images of cracked ice and give you shivers as you stare into it. The unique techniques adopted by Victoria include the use of oil, acrylic, airbrushing, metallic enamel work and applique. The intricate texture in the piece is evidence of her deep artistic knowledge. Glass Lake I would be a perfect addition to your collection if you’re looking to redecorate this summer and add a cool dash of colour to your home.
