Original artwork description:

'What's with all the Jelly' - hand carved into 80 layers of acrylic paint in four colours, with an acrylic pour surface. This work is on a cradled birch panel, 30 x 30 x 4cm. Ready to hang, no need to frame.

Dive into the mesmerizing depths of "What's with all the Jelly?" an exceptional original artwork that unveils a breathtaking underwater world through the intricate art of paint carving. This one-of-a-kind piece is a testament to patience, skill, and creativity, crafted meticulously by hand over the course of two months.

A Symphony of Layers

The creation begins with 85 layers of vibrant acrylic paint, each painstakingly applied to build a rich tapestry of color and texture. These layers are left to cure for a month, allowing them to become a solid canvas ready for the transformative art of carving.

The Ocean's Undulating Colors

The top layer is a stunning paint pour, capturing the dynamic and shifting hues of the ocean. This fluid swirl of colors sets the stage for the hidden scene beneath, inviting viewers to explore the depths with their imagination.

Hand-Carved Mastery

Using traditional lino carving tools, the artist skillfully carves into the layers of paint, revealing a breathtaking tableau of jellyfish as they gracefully swarm across the piece. Each carved detail is a celebration of the jellyfish's ethereal beauty, capturing their delicate movements and translucent forms.

A Unique Original

Set on a 30 x 30 cm cradled birch panel, "What's with all the Jelly?" is not just an artwork; it is an experience. This singular creation cannot be replicated, making it a true collector's item for those who appreciate the intersection of art and nature.

Embrace the enchantment of the underwater world with "What's with all the Jelly?" and allow its vivid beauty and intricate detail to transform your space into an oceanic sanctuary.

[DETAILS]
Paint: Acrylic
Material: Cradled Birch Panel
Framing: Unframed

[SIZE]
30 x 30 x 4 cm. Unframed and unmounted.

Materials used:

Acrylic paint, Birch panel

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