Marianna 12x12 Abstract Painting
Marianna is an abstract painting painted on wood panel with acrylics and oil pastels.
It is encased in clear non-yellowing resin, and framed in a gold wood frame.
Size: 12"x12"x1.5"
Year: 2018
Sides are unpainted and artist signature is on the back.
About the Vibrante Collection.
It is composed of 8 abstract paintings, inspired by my trip to Guanajuato Mexico in February.The city is known for its charming brightly painted homes stacking one on top of the other, filling up the mountains nearby. The bright blues, greens, and oranges of these buildings were the main inspiration for my color palette in this collection.
Inside the city is filled with this incredible electric energy. Both locals and tourists bustling about the town plaza or one of the many historical sites. The movement is constant and never-ending.
As I thought of a name for this collection, I kept thinking back to the way the city of Guanajuato felt. So I called it "Vibrante", which is Spanish for "full of energy", and I feel like these paintings are a true representation of that.
- Choose UV glass or acrylic glazing over standard glass/acrylic. The highest option for this is called Museum glass. Opt for the "non-glare" option if you plan to hang it in a sunny or heavily lit area. If working with an in-person framer they can help you decide between glass or acrylic, as they each have their place. Most online framers use acrylic.
- If using a mat I highly recommend choosing one made of cotton rag vs the regular paper ones. This will help prevent the dreaded "mat burn" around the edges where the mat touches the print.
- White, natural wood, or gold colored frames work well with my art.
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meet the artist
Patricia Vargas is an abstract digital artist delving into blissful escapism. Her vivid, painterly digital works are infused with atmospheric and botanical influences.
She crafts unique digital brushes to accentuate organic textures and forms. Using a tablet and computer, Patricia translates her hand movements into digital brushstrokes. Her artwork has been seen in Domino, Veranda, and Better Homes and Gardens.