Malerei mit dem Titel ""Life One"" von Michael Arnold, Original-Kunstwerk, Acryl

"Life One" (2008) Malerei von Michael Arnold

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Verkauft von Michael Arnold

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32,00 $

Medienlizenz

128,00 $

Gewerbliche Lizenz

268,00 $

Maximale Auflösung: 2685 x 3597 px

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Verkauft von Michael Arnold

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Dieses Kunstwerk erscheint in 2 Sammlungen

Original-Kunstwerk Malerei, Acryl auf Leinwand

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Original-Kunstwerk

Original-Kunstwerke sind alle Werke, die als authentisch gelten und keine Kopie oder Nachahmung der Originalwerke eines Künstlers. Originale-Kunstwerke können jede Art von Malerei, Skulptur, Performance oder anderen Medien sein. Es gibt viele Arten von Original Medien. Zu den gemischten Medien gehören Öl-, Acryl- und Aquarellfarben. Bei Werkstatt Bildern, die von Handwerkskunst zeugen, muss diese Zuschreibung nuancierter sein. Obwohl sie aus verschiedenen Gründen weniger wertvoll sein können, hatten die Reproduktionen und Kopien einen grossen Einfluss auf unsere Erfahrung. Sie erreichen ein breiteres Publikum als die Originale und wirken als Stärkungsmittel gegen Kommodifizierung. Das Originalwerk könnte sich auch auf das Erstlingswerk beziehen, das immer allen anderen vorausgeht. Es kann sich auch auf einen Prototyp oder ein Modell beziehen, aus dem andere Werke hergestellt werden können. Jedes Werk weist grosse Ähnlichkeiten mit dem Original auf.
Masse Höhe 40in, Breite 30in
Kategorien Gemälde unter 1.000 $ Abstrakte Kunst

2008 Acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 inches “Life One” is an original, signed acrylic painting on canvas by artist Michael Arnold. I don’t pretend to know or understand how life formed around us; whether through spontaneous generation, omne vivum ex ovo (everything living from an egg) or intelligent design. My painting, in fact, could be interpreted as all three; I’ll leave that to the viewer to decide. Instead, I’ll talk about how I created “Life One.” First I picked a focal point and began drawing random diagonals through the focal point. Once I had covered the canvas in diagonals, I alternately painted the spaces formed by the diagonals in watered down magenta and green. I chose those two colors because I felt they would recede and make the yellows, oranges and reds pop more once they were painted over them. Then using a white colored pencil I freehand sketched the approximation of the Fibonacci Spiral beginning at the focal point. I then began drawing amorphous shapes following the outline of the spiral. Once the drawing was complete I began painting in two shades of yellows, two shades of oranges and a shade of red. I chose their placement by feel with no real plan of where each color would end up. I built up a half dozen layers of paint through glazes before mixing thicker layers of paint to create the shadows and highlights for the shapes. Purchase Price $750

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Artist's statement "Art for me is a creative release, therefore I have no boundaries in my work. I work on what moves me spiritually, visually and creatively." Artist's Bio In[...]

Artist's statement
"Art for me is a creative release, therefore I have no boundaries in my work. I work on what moves me spiritually, visually and creatively."

Artist's Bio
In the first grade, my drawings earned notice and my family encouraged my artistic expression by enrolling me into charcoal drawing and ceramics classes. I took sculpture classes in middle school. In high school I took commercial art classes, created artwork for the school newspaper, designed the cover and inside pages of the creative writing magazine and helped build the backdrop for the junior-senior prom. Following high school, my art took a back seat as my wife of 32 years and I raised three sons. Eventually, we started our own cabinet company, which reawakened my creative juices. I expanded my creative avenues as a freelance writer for the local newspaper. I eventually left the cabinet business and embarked on my current career as a journalist. In 2004, I returned to school with a goal of earning a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary studies. While earning my Associates Degree at the local community college, I began taking art classes again and earned the visual arts award at graduation. I currently balance art with online studies at Florida State University and a full time job as a managing editor.

Influences
I enjoy many different styles including impressionism, pop art, abstract expressionism, naturalism, post-impressionism, art deco and contemporary. All of these styles influence my work, but do not define my style.

Medium
I primarily work in acrylics, but have produced works in pastels, graphite, charcoal colored pencils and ink.