Falling into Color
As the leaves begin to fall and the crisp autumn air settles in, we invite you to embrace the beauty of the season through color!
This collection presents a vibrant array of works that embody the essence of the season—color. As summer fades into fall, it’s impossible not to notice the shifting hues all around us. Rich tones of burnt orange, deep reds, and golden yellows evoke the cozy warmth and nostalgia of autumn. Each piece captures the radiant palette and spirit of the season through color. Whether through amber, rust, or gold, these works may not directly depict fall, but the colors unmistakably reflect its beauty!
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Print of Painting Number Twenty Three by Richard Tinkler features numerous triangles radiating from the center to create a kaleidoscopic configuration that fills the entirety of the image surface. This work features deep, rich reds and dark browns, evoking the tones of autumn leaves at their peak. The geometric patterns enhance the sense of structure and order, while the color palette remains firmly rooted in the warmth and depth of fall. The use of shadowed areas creates a contrast that mirrors the interplay of light and shadow in the autumn landscape, adding depth and complexity to the work.
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Justin Liam O'Brien's work Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves features warm, golden tones that evoke the glow of a fall sunset, complemented by earthy hues of brown and amber. The use of light and shadow enhances the richness of the fall palette, while the green and muted browns in the floor tiles suggest the transition of nature during autumn. The overall warmth and the blend of yellows and oranges mirror the autumn season's fading light and changing landscape.
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As the leaves begin to fall and the crisp autumn air settles in, we invite you to embrace the beauty of the season through color!
This collection presents a vibrant array of works that embody the essence of the season—color. As summer fades into fall, it’s impossible not to notice the shifting hues all around us. Rich tones of burnt orange, deep reds, and golden yellows evoke the cozy warmth and nostalgia of autumn. Each piece captures the radiant palette and spirit of the season through color. Whether through amber, rust, or gold, these works may not directly depict fall, but the colors unmistakably reflect its beauty!
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True Faith by Willie Stewart features a vivid orange oak leaf as the centerpiece. The deep orange hue evokes the warm tones of autumn foliage. Set against a soft blue sky, the orange leaf stands out, suggesting the seasonal transition when leaves begin to fall.
The black-and-white geometric border sharpens the contrast, enclosing the natural elements in a structured setting. A single white cloud introduces a sense of calm, balancing the vibrant fall leaf with the calm sky.SHOP NOW
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Print of Painting Number Twenty Three by Richard Tinkler features numerous triangles radiating from the center to create a kaleidoscopic configuration that fills the entirety of the image surface. This work features deep, rich reds and dark browns, evoking the tones of autumn leaves at their peak. The geometric patterns enhance the sense of structure and order, while the color palette remains firmly rooted in the warmth and depth of fall. The use of shadowed areas creates a contrast that mirrors the interplay of light and shadow in the autumn landscape, adding depth and complexity to the work.
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Justin Liam O'Brien's work Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves features warm, golden tones that evoke the glow of a fall sunset, complemented by earthy hues of brown and amber. The use of light and shadow enhances the richness of the fall palette, while the green and muted browns in the floor tiles suggest the transition of nature during autumn. The overall warmth and the blend of yellows and oranges mirror the autumn season's fading light and changing landscape.
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