A Light Through The Fog Abstract Watercolor Art Acrylic Print
by Irina Sztukowski
Product Details
A Light Through The Fog Abstract Watercolor Art acrylic print by Irina Sztukowski. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
A Light Through The Fog Abstract Watercolor painting by the artist Irina Sztukowski.
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Artist's Description
A Light Through The Fog Abstract Watercolor painting by the artist Irina Sztukowski.
About Irina Sztukowski
Irina is an award winning American Artist and illustrator. Her art has been published in Best Of Artists - Watermedia - Volume II, Somatic Psychotherapy Today magazine, Spirit Seeker magazine, People magazine online, and a book Watercolour A Day. Her illustrated sketchbooks Travel With Me, Down My Street, and Travelogy are in one of the NY Public Library; and her coloring books with various subjects are sold all over the world through online Bookstores and Amazon. Irina Sztukowski's art is on various merchandises such Gs Gourmet Jams labels in Ireland, Blueberry Farm packages in Main, USA; LIDL yogurt containers in Great Britain, on Irish sauces by Ballymaloe company. Her watercolors can be seen on products in Swiss and French stores that...
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Anne Gifford
This is so wonderful with it's limited palette and the exquisite watercolor effects. I like how it straddles the line between subjective and abstract.
Irina Sztukowski replied:
Oh Anne, my watercolor was certainly liking that paper quality; the marriage made in Heaven; the results are obvious :). Thank you so much for such great comment. Irina