Loretta Kaltenhauser

Inception

This abstract artwork, painted by Loretta Kaltenhauser, showcases an inventive use of contrasting bright colors against a black backdrop. It features a striking dimension of 36 × 36 × 1.5 inches. The artist's choice of vibrant yellow, orange, and blue hues brings a bold and attention-grabbing aesthetic. This painting is a testament to Kaltenhauser's skill in manipulating color and shape to capture the viewer's imagination.

Wendy Skog

Cornered by Pink

The painting borders on optical illusion with its unique incorporation of perspective.

Wendy Skog

Epigram

With just two primary colors this painting delivers a powerful visual punch.

Regina Seib

Gathering Clouds

Regina Seib

Creation Sings

Loretta Kaltenhauser

Already There

This artwork painted by Loretta Kaltenhauser, celebrates the allure of abstract art with its textured layers and a rich color palette. Utilizing shades of lavender, amber, grey, and a robust red, the artist crafts a dynamic composition that intrigues the viewer. Its large format (40 x 48 x 1.5 inches) makes it a commanding presence in any interior space, ready to transform its ambiance with a vibrant showpiece.

Christine Godin

LONG DAYS' END

March melt on a country highway in 4 pm dark - -day ends early. The house just off the road has since been demolished but daily drive to and from work gets longer and winter gets longer getting home will feel so good

Shelley Eros

Red Vessel

An abstract original mono print. Multi coloured background with script in dark purple. Red foreground and organic shapes. See something new every time you view it. Shipped mounted on a black or white archival quality backboard and matching mat.

Kathleen Tennant

Colour Crush

I have a colour crush! Colour is so powerful and can change a mood of a room. This collage was so much fun to create. Within the colour you can find some shapes, mark-making and gestural movement. Creating this original mixed media collage it was fun to tear up several abstract works on paper and piece them together to create a heavily textured finished piece. Created on a wood panel the first step was to create a colourful abstract design on paper. Once that step was completed I took white watercolour paper and that beautiful finished abstract and ripped it up to create this playful design. The entire surface of the wood panel is covered in paper. The colourful parts are my abstract work. Materials used: watercolour paper, mixed media papers, acrylic paints, inks, pencil, drywall tape, wood panel, matte medium, Mod Podge, wire for the back and sealant All my original works will arrive to you signed, dated, sealed and ready to hang for a lifetime of enjoyment.