Fire Away Painting

Fluid abstract paintings are the result of an unpredictable combination of my vision for the painting, acrylic paints mixed down in different solutions, and a little luck as the paint continues to blend and move throughout the drying process. "Fire Away" is an original fluid abstract acrylic painting measuring 16 x 20 inches, matted with a white mat to a framing size of 20 x 24 inches, and painted using professional grade acrylic paint. With mat board and mat this piece is ready to frame once it gets home. The painting is sealed with a final coat of high gloss varnish for protection, giving the piece a shiny, glossy composition. Signed on the front. Signed and dated on the back. This piece will be packed securely to ensure its safe arrival. Shipping includes insurance and tracking information. I also specialize in custom commission pieces. If interested in custom art for your home or as a gift please email me for pricing at Thanks for visiting! -Meredith B. A brief biography: Meredith B. is a self-taught oil and acrylic painter who currently calls Indianapolis, Indiana home. While she was a casually artistic person her entire life, it wasn’t until 2015 that art became a more active pursuit. After facing the life changing diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis and a chemotherapy treatment that would last indefinitely, painting was like a long-lost friend that Meredith found strength and comfort in. Now, with her disease under control, Meredith finds inspiration in every beautiful aspect of her life: loved ones, music, fellow artists she admires, and the cities she has experienced through traveling. Her work will consistently play on elements of motion and texture to invoke an emotional response from viewers. Her styles range from impressionist, modern and abstract with a special talent for commissioned work unique to individual needs. “My hope is not be seen, but be experienced. With each new piece I share a little part of myself and I look forward to the day it makes an honest, emotional connection with another.” -Meredith B.