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About the Artwork
Named after the great Renaissance painter- Raffaello Sanzio
because we’re both influenced by chiaroscuro, which is an art technique that simply means “light to dark.”
A common theme within my wildlife paintings is the black canvas. It gives a nice strong contrast between the dark and the light. It’s also why I was originally inspired by David Whelan’s wildlife photography. He captures wildlife in such dramatic lighting that it really captures the essence and power of the creature. With my wildlife collection centering around boldness and strength, I wanted each painting to stand strong and powerful on its own as well. With the use of the black canvas and the use of chiaroscuro, I’m able to make it feel as if each animal is stepping out of the shadow and into the light. Making it that much more bold and beautiful.
If you like this piece, check out his brothers…
Michelangelo inspires me to be better, but the leopard inspires me to be present. Read below to learn more about the inspiration behind this piece…
12x24” acrylic glow-in-the-dark paint on canvas. March 2022
All artwork is hand signed by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
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The originator of bringing art to life.
12x24” acrylic glow-in-the-dark paint on canvas. May 2023
All artwork is hand signed by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Shipping 1-2 weeks
To the ones trying to do it all… I hear you.
12x 24” acrylic glow -in-the-dark paint on canvas. April 2022
All artwork is hand signed by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Shipping 1-2 weeks
