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At The Centre Of It All:

Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner.

Specifics:

High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece).

Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work:

I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria
At The Centre Of It All:

Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner.

Specifics:

High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece).

Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work:

I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria
At The Centre Of It All:

Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner.

Specifics:

High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece).

Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work:

I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria
At The Centre Of It All:

Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner.

Specifics:

High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece).

Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work:

I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria
At The Centre Of It All:

Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner.

Specifics:

High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece).

Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work:

I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria

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At The Centre Of It All Painting

Alexandria Attfield

United Kingdom

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 24 W x 18 H x 1.5 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

At The Centre Of It All: Images came to me of a deep brooding storm below sea level, the tumultuous existence of organic life. This piece has a focus on depth, nature, and collision of pigments in a vibrant and energetic manner. Specifics: High grade stretched/primed cotton Canvas, professional grade oil with high pigment concentrations and a protective Varnish to ensure the longevity of the piece. The piece has been varnished with Gamblin Cold Wax (this information is required for future care of the piece). Important notes about preparation and giving the buyer a lasting piece of work: I have spent many years honing my craft and take the upmost care in making sure that my original oil pieces are designed to last. What does this mean? Well, many oil painters are not aware of the level of discipline it can take to create a stable environment for your Art to exist in. For example, the Canvas must not only be stretched to compensate for temperature adjustment but also primed several times and sanded before the application of any oil paint. This allows the colour to remain vibrant and not dull over the years. Another consideration is the pigment in the paint. For example, black oil colours take far longer to dry than lighter oil colours such as cadmium yellow. What this means is that if you put a lighter colour on top of a darker colour before it has dried, you run the risk of the Artwork cracking in the future. This can be avoided by properly blending colours and using a chemical called an alkyd, which speeds up drying time and helps the paint pigments to bind to one-another. Finally, when a piece is finished, some artists do not varnish it, or they varnish it too soon when the canvas is 'touch dry' but not fully dry beneath the surface. This can cause a multitude of problems in the years to come for the owner of the piece. With my Art, each and every one of these considerations is taken into place so that the Artworks can survive fully intact. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and if you have any questions please do let me know, Alexandria

DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS
Painting:

Oil on Canvas

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

24 W x 18 H x 1.5 D in

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"My names Alexandria Attfield, I am a London based Oil Painter with over ten years experience. I have a particular fascination with nature, depth and the application of vivid colour to form abstract but life-like organic environments. To me nature spans beyond the planetary confines of Earth and so my work can sometimes take on elements of other planets. In my Art I create a sense of familiarity with which the viewer can find their own meaning, thus making them an ongoing part of the creative process long after the painting is finished. The power of suggestion is something I rely heavily on within my themes, I use my work to invoke a deeper biological attraction to nature through environments that are organic-like structures that captivate the mind"

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