Trends for 2016 In way of colours, the colour forecast for 2016 seems to be going towards pastels and light warm grey tones, providing softer, more… Read more “Current Trend Focus 2016”
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Original verses reproduction – the cost of replica furniture on the design industry
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Resurgence of Wallpaper
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Artist Profile: Margaret Olley
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Client 2:Art for a contemporary space
The clients for this particular artwork have a contemporary apartment in the city with an industrial grunge style throughout the living space. The clients have decorated their home… Read more “Client 2:Art for a contemporary space”
Client 1: Art for a period style space
The clients for this particular artwork have a fascination with asian style decoration and culture and thus have decorated their home in this fashion adopting a chinoiserie period look throughout also incorporating a hint of french baroque period style.
In initial meetings the clients highlighted that they preferred a large artwork that they would like to feature on their lounge room wall. The client also highlighted that they had an interest and passion in painting watercolour artworks.
The inspiration behind using this artwork was partially because the art followed all of the criteria that the clients had requested, but also carried a beautiful sense of uniqueness, colour and intricacy that could be translated to convey both a period style and also work inside a contemporary home.
After receiving the artwork, framing was simple using a plain thin matt black frame with floating glass over top of paper to protect artwork and add a sense of depth. This was also used to compliment the existing black furniture and ornaments in the room.
Artwork Name: The Nonstop River going through all directions and the Deep Springs Never Exhaust
Artist: Wong Tszmei, China
Price: $13,000 USD
Size: 1900mm Length x 1000mm Width
Medium: Watercolour on paper
Frame: Matt black 30mm plain, Glas
s casing 50mm depth
Websites:
http://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-The-Nonstop-River-going-through-all-directions-and-the-Deep-Springs-Never-Exhaust/159200/121114/view
Other photos
http://abstrackafricana.tumblr.com/post/44540050751/annadoll2001-gold-leaf-chinoiserie-mural
http://www.thedecorista.com/blog/2014/03/spring-means-chinoiserie-inspired-by-degournay.html
http://www.chinoiseriechic.net/2013/02/traditional-chinoiserie-joseph-minton.html
https://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/chinoiserie-chic-939748/malachite-chinoiserie-4706616816
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