Greeting Card - Japanese Magnolia Floral Sumi-e

$4.00 USD

Product Details

"Japanese Magnolia" is an art card that's a reproduction of an original watercolour painting by professional artist Brazen Edwards printed on 100lb premium paper.

In my series of minimalist zen artworks, I used traditional soot ink, watercolor and powerful brush strokes, as I do in all my paintings, in order to create a lasting visual impression. Art buyers and art lovers often remark on my interpretation of traditional Asian masters as I pay homage to their artistic vision but have a contemporary modern twist in my own art.
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Get the most out of your gift giving by sending your loved ones a card, that doubles as a painting they can frame! It's a thoughtful and delightful keepsake for those hard to buy for. Perfect for the lover of fine art.

Your greeting card comes with an envelope with a deckle edge and is blank inside. The card and envelope will be sent to you in a clear, protective, resealable sleeve and shipped in a sturdy stay flat envelope. I can ship to you, or to your recipient, with a special greeting included.

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Artist Statement
- Brazen Edwards is inspired by nature and the flowing movement of water and pigment that intermingles on various substrates. Her handling of paint and surface tension is strikingly accomplished, achieving a rich dichotomy of colour and line that is both intriguing and elusive. Her focus is mainly on an abstracted portrayal of the natural world but she has the ability to capture and create realistic subjects where the viewer is left connected with the intricacies of their environment.
  
  Although she established a reputation with realism early in her career, her subject matter has evolved to a more minimalist construct honing in on the relationship between form and colour. She feels it's important to push herself as an Artist and explore the boundaries - never being afraid to try new and engaging approaches to art.