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Fog
Fog, detail, by Amy Crook
This piece was made deliberately vague, just a hint of a figure hiding in the violet fog. The monoprinting process helped to further add blur and squishiness to the image, so that it’s only our human nature to see a face wherever there’s the right arrangement of shapes that brings out the figure at all.
Fog, 3″x3″ print on 8″x11″ watercolor paper, $299 with free shipping.
The framing of the image on the paper adds to the sense of mystery, as though it’s a tiny window into something larger, the open area to the right and above adding a feeling of vastness.
This print is on a sheet of paper that is unframed, and will need to be matted and/or framed to be suitable for hanging. I’m always happy to frame things for you for the cost of materials, and shipping’s always free.
Fog by Amy Crook
Tags: abstract sale, for sale, monoprint, people sale
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