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Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.
Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.
Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.
Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.
Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.
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Accidental Oceanic Swipe Painting

Nicole Pedra

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 24 W x 12 H x 0.6 D in

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About The Artwork

Originally I started with one panel and wanted to do something very serene with a range of blue and green colors. I went to go varnish this piece before it was entirely dry and that is how I got the swipe. I ended up loving my accidental swipe and decided to do a second complimentary panel. The two panels next to each other almost seem to from from one into the other. It reminds me of a magical water version of space.

Details & Dimensions

Multi-paneled Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:24 W x 12 H x 0.6 D in

Number of Panels:2

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Originally from Boston. Currently living in Los Angeles making the art and modeling the stuff. I have no special style, I am only passionately curious.

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