Subtle softness by AnkieArt

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Type
Canvas with a PEFC-certified wooden stretcher frame
Width
Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
Height
Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
Custom sizing
Made to measure, in steps of 5 cm
Thickness
Canvas: 2 cm or 4.5 cm
With floater frame: 3.5 cm
Finish
Matte
Sides without floater frame
Blurred, mirrored, continued, black or white
Frame optional
Black or white
Hanging
Metal hanging system on the back of the canvas
From 100 cm: 2 hangers
Size
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Variant
Wrap style
Total price
1 513 kr
Art code 1865939
Subtle softness by AnkieArt
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AnkieArt

Ulft, Netherlands

About ‘Subtle softness’ by AnkieArt

This digital watercolour is a representation of my imagination, an abstract drawing with watercolour.
I find the subtle blue-grey colours and abstract lines create a soothing and soft image.

I really like the transparency of watercolour paint. Mixing the paint with more or less water creates the different transparent shapes.…

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  • Fine-art quality
  • Frame made from sustainable wood
  • Durability of at least 10 years
  • Available with shadow gap frame
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AnkieArt
Ulft, Netherlands

Has it ever been different?

I was always drawing ー as early as primary school, the margin of my notebooks was full of scribbles that didn't have much to do with what was supposed to be there. A lot of nature, especially flora.

The older I got, the more impressed I became with nature: the blooms, the awe-inspiring beauty, the details of flora.
I kept drawing that in everything I did. On paper, digitally, more or less minimalist and sometimes…

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