The first time an artist sees a new artwork framed is always momentous.
Every artist needs to look at their art through 'different eyes' in order to assess it's success - and this artwork certainly pleases.
Above: "Coast" framed ready for distribution to galleries.
Some artists look at their art in a mirror while creating it in order to 'refresh' their sight. A blindness can rapidly develop when one is "too close" to something and all good artists strive to avoid this. Seeing a work framed for the first time is a natural opportunity to 'look again'. These coast art prints seemed to change especially once framed, becoming what Lynne could only describe as "more dramatic and epic somehow" though the print is a modest size. View this print.
Every artist needs to look at their art through 'different eyes' in order to assess it's success - and this artwork certainly pleases.
Above: "Coast" framed ready for distribution to galleries.Some artists look at their art in a mirror while creating it in order to 'refresh' their sight. A blindness can rapidly develop when one is "too close" to something and all good artists strive to avoid this. Seeing a work framed for the first time is a natural opportunity to 'look again'. These coast art prints seemed to change especially once framed, becoming what Lynne could only describe as "more dramatic and epic somehow" though the print is a modest size. View this print.