Rose gold – Home Office Charm

Root chakra auras: Copper, grey, green, red acrylic fantasy landscape abstract:

One for you to interpret. I was at first lost for words. Initially I liked the combination of reds greens, yellows and grey. Then I decided it looks like a cluster of spirited trees beside a lake.

Fantasy lake tree clusterlandscape, brass, copper, green on grey background from Earthshine Arts

The trees look like they are giving off their warm aura and in this fantasy landscape it is very possible that their aura is visible. In eastern medicine, the colour of the root chakra is red -Chakra – Muladhara and that is about safety, survival, grounding. According to http://www.chakras.info/chakra-colors/

How nicely surprising that my fantasy landscape lake trees are grounding or at least signify being grounded.

Grey, brass and rose gold acrylic painting: Japanese illustration influence

Home decor, Paintings, Upcycling

I’m influenced by Japanese paintings, I guess, by the look of these two. I do like doing subtle brush strokes and for this I mostly used the socket filler brush and a fan shadow brush.

Grey rose gold in fantasy acrylic landscape painting

Home decor, Paintings, Upcycling

I’m calling this collection the fantasy acrylic landscape.

From an overnight thought of contemplating what painting would I have if I had a metal tarrarium and industrial chic furniture with rose gold metal legs.

So I created a collection of seven pieces within this theme. I was surprised to see how each piece appears to fit together nicely. Bit like the kind of wallpaper you’d see on 60 minute makeover.

Taupe, black, rose gold painting

Beauty influence, Home decor, Paintings, Upcycling

I just finished this piece so that it will match my cushions and curtains.

In this piece, I layered the paint out on a base of red and then built up the colours, textures and shapes. I managed to create lovely rose gold. It was all to echo the beige/ taupe black and white pattern in my upholstery.

I took in what I learned from two professional acrylic abstract artists who sell their work for £300. And the up-cycling elements used were the brushes. Blusher brush for the black for smooth light application. Eyeshadow fan brush and eyeliner brush for the other colours.

But I was surprised at how oriental the piece ended up looking. Although there are some similarities between the painting and the cushions/ curtains. The painting seems to have an identity all of it’s own. And I am very glad for that.