Clear Waters - Original acrylic painting
The calm water in this piece creates a sense of purity and stillness, which evokes a feeling of mindfulness, tranquillity and reflection.
The clear turquoise water, with sparkling light from the sun, inspires a sense of relaxation and a desire to embrace the beauty and simplicity of the present moment.
The bright colours of the water, combined with the visible rocks beneath the surface, suggest a sense of transparency and openness, encouraging you to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and to connect with your inner thoughts and emotions.
The calm water in this piece creates a sense of purity and stillness, which evokes a feeling of mindfulness, tranquillity and reflection.
The clear turquoise water, with sparkling light from the sun, inspires a sense of relaxation and a desire to embrace the beauty and simplicity of the present moment.
The bright colours of the water, combined with the visible rocks beneath the surface, suggest a sense of transparency and openness, encouraging you to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and to connect with your inner thoughts and emotions.
The calm water in this piece creates a sense of purity and stillness, which evokes a feeling of mindfulness, tranquillity and reflection.
The clear turquoise water, with sparkling light from the sun, inspires a sense of relaxation and a desire to embrace the beauty and simplicity of the present moment.
The bright colours of the water, combined with the visible rocks beneath the surface, suggest a sense of transparency and openness, encouraging you to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and to connect with your inner thoughts and emotions.
This is a 10x12 inch, original acrylic painting, on professionally primed 3mm hardboard, with professional matt UV varnish.
You are purchasing the painting only - no border or frame included. Images with borders and frames are for illustrative purposes only.
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