Trees Art For Sale

Artists Describing Their Art:

Scott Mackenzie - Scotts work generally includes main focal points that may be dynamic people, places or objects. Landscapes usually feature incredible mountains, lone trees or dramatic coastlines. Most of Scotts work is oil on canvas, ranging in size from small to large installation pieces. Scotts work has been displayed in galleries and auctions, and has been purchased for the past 10 years. ...

Indrani Ghosh - Texture, dimension, color, and good design are the basis for my work. I am inspired by nature, travel, colors of Nature, Architecture, City and Villages. I work on expressionistic acrylic paintings and impressionistic oil paintings. They are often explosive with color, depth, and texture. While light and architecture play an important part in how I create a sense of place, I also use color and texture as a way to provoke strong emotions. I hope a viewer of my paintings can connect, discover, explore, and take on a journey....

Irina Redine - Irina Redine is a professional artist who creates popular, bright and colourful paintings from her Gold Coast studio in Queensland, Australia. Her artworks are in private collections in the USA, UK, Europe, Australia and Hong Kong. Irinas favourite mediums are acrylic and oil, and she loves to sit with a blank canvas and transform it into the vibrant composition of her ideas. Her polished artworks bring Australias fauna, flora and surroundings to life, capturing the atmosphere like no other. Irina is also an avid traveller and draws inspiration from places she visits, painting what she feels with her heart and sees through her eyesaEUR"the soul of the surroundings always coming to life in her artwork. Irina draws most of her inspiration from nature. She skilfully captures endless blue skies the rustle of the leaves the murmur of streams the head tilt of birds the magic that shelters in clear, blue water native flowers and all with the perfect balance of warmth and cool colours. Irina is a master of attraction her paintings can transport you to the beach of warm, white sand or the heavy foliage of the trees, where you can almost feel the sun rays touching your ...

Chris Oldham - My new photo work is a reflection on Nature and the absorbing beauty within natural forms and patterns. The hypnotic quality of the images is something which appeals to me and reminds me of gateways and portals into natural wonders. The branch of Psychology studying empirical aesthetics and Rorschachs Ink blot methods interests me and this work is a response to these ideas. I make fine art photos to investigate the question can art make you feel good The balance of my compositions pleases the human eye and reflecting the images amplifies the geometry within nature and reveals its beautiful complexity. Our inner selves recognize the connection between us and nature and responds to this, we recieve an auratic it fills the well of goodness inside and this responds by making us feel better. The work was inspired by the work of a Psychologist Dr Nicola Street, working at my Local University her research presented my question can art make you feel good My Photography grew into Environmental Art and I began making Public Art sculptures from living willow woven into structures. 16 years of Public art practice for my company willowarts.co.uk. building big living willow sculptures across ...

Matthew Sudlow - For years I have dreamed of expressing the natural splendor of bonsai in the ancient medium of bronze. Of the three-legged stool that comprises my work sculpture, bronze and bonsai, I honestly could not tell you which leg fascinates me the most. Few words can express the joy that I have found in trying to create an amalgam of these three fantastic disciplines. This pursuit, which at times has felt more like an obsession, has enabled me to create something very reminiscent and familiar but at the same time entirely fresh and new. I am a self-educated artist who has become knowledgeable in many methods of bronze manufacture. The sheer complexity of the work and my unwavering preference to preserve the techniques of traditional lost wax casting, has made the task a daunting one. I have found myself to be as much an amateur inventor, experimentalist, and engineer as I had ever fancied myself an artist. The presented works have been sculpted in entirety. I do not copy or aEURoedirectly burnoutaEUR any organic material but draw solely from photographed references, my imagination, and years of enthusiastic study. Special care and attention has been devoted to rendering lifelike and...