©️ Island Hue (2020), Mixed media on canvas, 10″ x 24.5″ / 25cm x 62cm

I tend to reuse canvases to help the planet. When i first got this one it was second hand but then i created a fishtail fashion design on it with texture paste and various mark making, then it changed again and was a design made using an actual fresh lily which i used to spray paint around. The stencil/resist process i was trying to achieve didn’t quite work but i was left with a curious effect that looked like a bruise. It was weirdly not as depressing as it sounds! But after a few years of not knowing what to do next with it, i decided to create something brighter inspired by the Cornish coast. I have to say i really love the thickness of the paint and layered textures in this. Plus, the colours work really well together to create depth and a sense of luxury. This is the first piece i have created using both silver and gold leaf on the same canvas. If paintings were edible, this one would be rich and so morish!

Published by Charlotte Taylor

Check out my intuitive artwork collection on www.Instagram.com/CLT_Abstracts Feel free to msg me for a private commission. All art is made with reclaimed canvas and salvaged mixed media to reflect the climate change crisis. CLT_Abstracts takes the boundaries of the skilled art world and breaks them down in a bid for putting self expression as the priority, without fear of being predictable or pretentious! I make art based on what I feel rather than what I see in the hope that it speaks to you and leaves a bold impression through a sense of movement, burst of colour and curious textures. Inspiration comes to me on daily Cornish walks near to my home. My blog aims to explore where my inspiration comes from in more depth as well as sharing my making process. Enjoy!

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