Original artwork description:

Size: 60" x 40" x 1.5'' inch,
Unframed, Stretched on Wooden Bar, Gallery Wrapped, Ready to Hang.
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I aimed to capture the speed and power of a galloping horse, conveying a sense of unrestrained freedom. To enhance the dynamism of the composition, I employed the following artistic techniques:
1. Diagonal Composition: I positioned the horse along the diagonal axis of the canvas, directing it from the lower left to the upper right. This approach guides the viewer’s gaze, creating a strong sense of movement and direction. The diagonal composition method is a commonly used technique in photography and painting to enhance the dynamism and appeal of an image.
2. Use of Slanted Elements: In the background, I incorporated tilted trees and sloping lines of the landscape that align with the horse’s running direction. These slanted elements break the static nature of the scene, adding dynamic effects and making the overall composition more lively.
3. Flowing Lines: I utilized smooth and rhythmic lines to outline the horse’s form, emphasizing the tension in its muscles and its posture in motion. This treatment makes the horse appear as if it’s leaping out of the canvas, enhancing the visual impact.
4. Background Blur: To highlight the horse’s speed, I applied a moderate blur to the background, simulating the effect of motion in the surroundings. This technique is often used in photography to create a strong sense of movement by appropriately blurring the background.
By integrating these techniques, I strived to present the moment of the horse’s gallop, conveying a vigorous vitality and a spirit of freedom.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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