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Artwork Size (cm)	Texture	Price	Price Difference	Price with Heavy Texture/Complex Work
30 x 40 (Mini)	Medium Texture	$99+	$25	$124
40 x 50 (Small)	Medium Texture	$140+	$50	$190
60 x 70 (Medium)	Medium Texture	$240+	$75	$315
70 x 90 (Large)	Medium Texture	$340+	$100	$440
Extra Large (Customized)	Heavy Texture	$$$+	$125 (additional cost)	$125+ (additional cost)

Autumn Art, Green, Gold, Brown: Discover Earthy Tones in Stunning Diptychs for Your Home Deco-Earth Tones Original Art, Commissioned Art, Autumn Falling Set of 2 DiptychOriginal Commissioned Artwork using Mixed Mediums Plaster of Paris, Paper Pulp, Acrylic and Natural Stones and Pebbles

INSPIRATIONS:-Forever Bloom Nature’s Where Nature’s beauty never fades.

Autumn’s arrival, a colourful display, playfully leaves dance and twirl. Red, yellow, and brown, a vibrant hue, Nature’ss artwork, a masterpieNature’s

Autumnal Palette: Nature’s Serene Art Perspective – Designing Dreams and Building Reality.

The “Original Commission Autumn Falling Set of Naturea captivatinNature’smedium artwork thaNaNature’she essence of Nature indoors with its Organic Textures and Natural Elements. Its palette is dominated by three primary colours: green-natured and brown, typically natural and used in nature-inspired Art.

Creating Spaces You Love: The Colors of Nature

Green in Art

Green, the colour of life, renewal, and energy, is associated with meanings of growth, harmony, freshness, safety, fertility, and environment. In this artwork, green serves as a reminder of the lushness of Nature before the onset of autumn, much like the Botanical Motifs often used in nature-inspired Art.

Gold in Art

Success and achievement are often associated with the colour gold. It represents abundance, prosperity, luxury, quality, prestige, sophistication, value, and elegance. The psychology behind this colour implies that it symbolizes affluence, material wealth, and extravagance. In this context, gold represents the richness of autumn and the abundance of the harvest season.

Brown in Art

Brown is a natural colour that evokes a sense of strength and reliability. It’s often seen as solid, much like the earth, and a colour often associated with resilience, dependability, security, and safety. Brown can also create feelings of loneliness, sadness, and isolation. In this artwork, brown signifies the end of the cycle – the fallen leaves returning to the earth.

Transforming Houses into Homes: Modern Art Styles with Nature Tones, Autumn Art, Green, Gold, and Brown. What else are you looking for?

Are you seeking to transform your house into a cozy and inviting home? Look no further than our modern art styles featuring nature tones, autumn art, green, gold, and brown. With these decorative elements, your space will exude warmth and comfort. Let us help you create the home of your dreams.

This artwork is suitable for several modern art styles:

• Abstract Expressionism: This style emphasizes free, spontaneous, and personal emotional expressionism. It values the creative process over the finished product. This artwork’s vibrant colours and undefined shapes are perfect for this style.
• Minimalism: This style is characterized by simplicity and precision. It uses clear lines, basic shapes, and colours to create clear, uncluttered artwork. Only three primary colours in this artwork make it suitable for a minimalist setting.
• Pop Art: This style draws inspiration from popular and commercial culture. Although this artwork doesn’t directly represent popular culture, its bright colours could complement other pop art pieces.

Your Vision, Our Creation: Forever Bloom by CJ Melbourne Custom Artist, Creating Spaces You Love

This type of artwork is versatile and can be used to enhance various spaces:

• Living Room: This artwork can be a focal point in a living room setup. Its vibrant colours can add warmth to your space.
• Office: Hanging this artwork in an office space can break the monotony and inspire employee creativity.
• Lobby: Nature artwork can create a welcoming atmosphere for guests or clients in a foyer or waiting area.

Designing a Better Tomorrow: Call to Action

Don’t wait! Bring Nature inside your home or Nature with our “OriginalNaNatureion Autumn Falling Set of II pieces Art: Experience the tranquillity and beauty of autumn all year round with this exquisite piece of Art.

ARTY FACTS:

Mixed media art is a broad field that allows artists to experiment with various materials and techniques. Here are some mixed-media art techniques that you might find interesting:

1. Watercolour + Acrylic: These two paint “cousins” are water-based, so you can use them together.
2. Art Markers + Inkonic Pens: You can layer them any way you want.
3. Watercolor + Gouache: These two paints work well together.
4. Paint mixes: Mix watercolours with pastels or acrylic paints.
5. Techniques: Blend paint washes.
6. Mixed media canvas: Add textures.

Remember, the great thing about mixed media is that anything goes. You can be as accessible, loose, controlled, and precise as possible. You can use whatever colours and shapes most appeal to you.

Displaying Your Artwork: Tips & Tricks

Certainly! Here are some tips for displaying artwork:

1. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Direct light exposure can fade Art and cause it to become brittle.
2. Choose Dramatic Frames: The frame can significantly affect how the artwork is perceived.
3. Hang Art on a Centerline: Artwork should be hung at eye level for the average person.
4. Create an Artist Series: If you have several pieces by the same artist.
5. Mix Modernity With Tradition: Don’t be afraid to mix modern pieces with more traditional ones.
6. Consider the Background Color: The bigger the contrast between the wall colour.
7. Use Picture Ledges: Picture ledges are a stylish way to organize framed.
8. Create a Grid: Hanging a collection of Art in a tight grid creates.
9. Go Vertical: Play with the shape of the wall surface.

Remember, displaying artwork is an art in itself. Feel free to experiment and find what works best for you and your space!