#abstract landscapes

[katjaschmitt]

"Hobbiton" | 42 x 56 cm | Soft pastels | 2018

[clayismyart]

There's always hope on the horizon .

Large pottery platter

[internationalemeteorologie]

Franco Fontana

[renderedimpressions]

"Tulip Fields"

“Tulip Fields” 11″ x 14″ Oil on canvas – $575 The last two weeks of April were quite colorful!  Having been invited to plein-air paint during a tulip festival at a local farm, I had my gear ready to go once the doors opened. I was happy to know the way, as there’s nothing worse than the frustration of getting lost with your GPS. Does that only happen to me? This opportunity to paint presented…

[neon-wonderlands]

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

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“In order to do anything that matters, we must first be able to give attention to the things that matter. It’s my firm conviction, now more than ever, that the degree to which we are able and willing to struggle for ownership of our attention is the degree to which we are free.”

— James Williams, Stand Out of Our Light: Freedom and Resistance in the Attention Economy (via luxe-pauvre)

[alive on all channels]

Dense Embroideries Map Celestial Expanses and Abstract Landscapes by Lindzeanne

[elixir]

Moonrise Phyllis Shafer — 2015 oil on canvas

[igazzalov-art]

Abstract winter city

[theflyingfruitbowl]

TAMARA WILLIAMS

Ideas are inspired by the natural world and start with drawing, using a variety of line weights, with the negative space as much a feature as the positive. The landscape around my studio near The Thames is an especially strong influence with the river bank and surrounding fields filled with their tangle of wild flowers and graphic shapes which I deconstruct into abstracted layers of texture…

[landscapesscenerypeopleplaces]

Zen Garden - by James Tralie

a calm, surreal environment I created to make a perfect harmony between the indoors and the outdoors.

[katjaschmitt]

"Aoraki and Lake Pukaki No. 2 | 56 x 42 cm | Soft pastels | 2018

[requiem-on-water]

“Deep in the Icelandic highlands, the earth looked back.” Hverir by Andri Jónasson

[davidguezart]

David Guez Art

The artist creates dynamic textures through repeating geometric marks applied with an impasto technique. His rhythmic surfaces, either monochrome or comprising juxtaposed hues, evoke both natural phenomena and otherworldly energy. Guez was born in Tunis in 1954, immigrating to Paris as a child, living in Los Angeles during his 20s and 30s, and today resides in Jerusalem. The artist's diffusion of spiritual and physical energy materializes into a distinct code of expression. It becomes at once a visual metaphor for his personal journey and experiences as well as a symbol for the evolution of time and existential concepts that define us all on a universal level. For more information Visit us:- https://davidguez.art/

[renderedimpressions]

"The Tree"

“The Tree” 10″ x 8″ Oil on canvas – $300 Well it’s time to head back out into the field and begin some plein-air painting again!  Last week we had a couple of temperate days so I decided to visit a park on a street called Lover’s Lane that’s full of magnolia trees. It’s a charming park where children often play.  The magnolias are off in the distance with an assortment of other unique trees. …