Abbie White
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Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

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Kicking and throwing autumn leaves is an annual event where I grew up in Launceston Tasmania. The trees of city park would drop piles of leaves. The young and the young at heart delight in running through the piles and kicking them in the air. Or grabbing armfuls and throwing them above their heads.
I love visiting this park when I go back, it’s seasonal, just like us.

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Acrylic on canvas

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

Nature Art, Landscape Art, Tree Art
#autumn, #Large, #abstract, #bright, #fun, #modern, #tree, #leaves, #playful, #bold, #orange, #pink

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This acrylic on raw canvas painting is an abstract work that comprises of big brush stokes made with a wooden broom. They sweep across the canvas almost like a watercolour. The fluid blush and earth toned paint seems to float across the canvas. The small details in charcoal, graphite and watercolour create depth and interest in their subtle random markings. The tasmanian oak frame holds it all together. This acrylic on canvas painting is an abstract work that comprises if big bold dark brush strokes that rise up the middle of the canvas. The bringht pink background acts as a contrast to the dramatic brush strokes dancing around the canvas. The details are neon pink splashed in spray paint and white marks like heartbeats across the canvas. The tasmanian oak frame holds it all together. Acrylic watercolour on raw canvas Earthy swosh that sweeps up to the right hand corner and then down the righthand side of the canvas in a delicate manor. the paint seeps into the canvas like a watercolour. There is a large black charcoal scribble on the bottom right hand corner symbolising the person struggling with the relationship they are in. Tiny charcoal marks are seen on the right side of the painting suggesting that there is a second person moving away from them.
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