Cadmium Orange, French Ultramarine and Winsor Green feature in this large 36 x 24 acrylic abstract painting.
Abstract Art Painting eyescape
Just 3 colours were used.
2 were opposites.
I made certain to leave random abstract areas of white, for the contrast.
A subsequent post to explain the signature placement, techniques used, colors, processes and materials can be continued in a later post next week, if you’d like.
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