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by Dan Campbell
$25.00
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Design Details
Here Comes The Sun (36x36) is a minimalist semi-abstract piece inspired by The Beatles tune released in 1969. (One of my favorite of George... more
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Spot clean or dry clean only.
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"Here Comes The Sun" (36x36") is a minimalist semi-abstract piece inspired by The Beatles tune released in 1969. (One of my favorite of George Harrison's compositions.)
I used many shades of gray, gold, yellow ochre, black and white in many layers to create depth and interest. A textured work created almost entirely with palette knife.
I am a full-time working artist, and it is an absolute joy to paint! I’m hooked on vibrant color and bold, sweeping, dynamic brush and palette knife strokes. I try to bring passion, drama, and energy to a painting so that it catches your eye from across the room. I personally enjoy contemporary semi-abstract painting, as it allows for immense freedom and imagination. I think of painting as part painting and part sculpting. The textures can play as strong a role as the colors in the creative process. I often mix in techniques like dripping, layering, cracking, and scraping in my paintings. I'm inspired by many things in the colorful world around me (it all started with comic books as a kid) and especially love to fuse music and...
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