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After visiting the Humboldt Redwoods near the coast of Northern California, I wanted to capture the warm sunlight hitting the bark and illuminating the high branches, contrasted with the cool tones created where the dense canopy prevents the light from reaching the smaller trees and forest floor.
Being the tallest trees on Earth, there’s something slightly ironic about trying to capture them within a painting only 3.5 inches tall.
Acrylic on mixed media paper
Signed and dated on reverse
Original artwork
3.5 × 2.5 inches (89 × 64 mm)
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After visiting the Humboldt Redwoods near the coast of Northern California, I wanted to capture the warm sunlight hitting the bark and illuminating the high branches, contrasted with the cool tones created where the dense canopy prevents the light from reaching the smaller trees and forest floor.
Being the tallest trees on Earth, there’s something slightly ironic about trying to capture them within a painting only 3.5 inches tall.
Acrylic on mixed media paper
Signed and dated on reverse
Original artwork
3.5 × 2.5 inches (89 × 64 mm)
FREE SHIPPING
Please note: Colours may vary slightly depending on screen settings. ACEOs are sent via standard postage and are not tracked. If you would prefer tracked shipping, please get in contact before purchasing. If your ACEO has not arrived within 30 days of dispatch, please contact me.