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    Macabre Planter - Original A4 Mixed Media Skull and Houseplant Painting

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Macabre Planter - Original A4 Mixed Media Skull and Houseplant Painting

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Full description

Fans of skulls, jewel tones and houseplants will fall in love with this vibrant and edgy piece.

A skull cradles a snake plant and trailing devil's ivy against a richly patterned, forgotten-forest background.

Molten gold accents set off the grungy vibes perfectly and would make a fab addition to any alt style or maximalist room.

AT A GLANCE:

One-of-a-kind original artwork

A4 portrait format: 29.7 x 21cm

Watercolour, acrylic paint, coloured pencil and Posca pen

Painted on heavyweight 300gsm watercolour paper

Sold unframed

Free tracked UK delivery

COLOUR PALETTE

Royal blue, deep purple, vibrant coral, sky blue, cream and metallic gold, with rich greens and deep shadows.

Please note that metallic details can appear slightly different as the light changes.

VISUAL INFLUENCES:

Gustav Klimt's use of burnished gold

Alma W. Thomas' swirling, repeated dashes of colour, providing contours and movement

Hilma Af Klint's colour fields, but more saturated as an Ember twist

The Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken items are repaired with gold, resulting in a uniquely beautiful treasure.

FRAMING

The artwork fits a standard A4 frame without a mount or an A3 frame with an A4 mount. The frame shown in the photographs is a display suggestion and is not included.

Widely available ready-made frames make it easy to display without requiring costly bespoke framing.

CARE

The surface will be sealed with Dorland's Wax Medium for added protection, but the painting is not waterproof. Please keep it dry and display it away from strong, direct sunlight to preserve the colours.

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Designed and painted by Ember Cant in Retford, Nottinghamshire, UK.

Designed by Ember Cant

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