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When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.
When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.
When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.
When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.
When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.

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Elzbieta Gibek

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 30 W x 48 H x 1.5 D in

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When beginning the process of creating this painting, I was not certain what the finished product would look like. At first, I drew a series of random lines, and then proceeded to color them in with a series of reds and oranges, which were inspired by the colors of Valentine's day. I then accidentally created a figure that resembled a woman when coloring the rest of the frame gray. The bottom of the figure resembles the appearance of flower petals falling, again coming from the tradition of flower giving on Valentine's day. If you were to buy this painting, expect it to come wrapped in plastic wrap, then covered by cardboard pads, bubble wrap, and packaged in a crate made out of plywood. Hanging hardware will be included.

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