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by Carrie MaKenna
$32.00
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Our throw pillows are made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric and add a stylish statement to any room. Pillows are available in sizes from 14" x 14" up to 26" x 26". Each pillow is printed on both sides (same image) and includes a concealed zipper and removable insert (if selected) for easy cleaning.
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Carrie MaKenna creates nature inspired artwork that is greatly influenced by Japanese Gardens and Haiku Poetry. We take this opportunity to share our... more
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Carrie MaKenna creates nature inspired artwork that is greatly influenced by Japanese Gardens and Haiku Poetry. We take this opportunity to share our hearts and minds with the people, history, environment, culture and wildlife of Japan that has been devastated by the recent earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster.
The original painting is textured with an under-layment of thick acrylic paste that is painted over. The image continues around each edge. Artwork is self-framing with 2-inch gallery wrapped canvas with hanging wire attached. It hangs flat against the wall.
Arts Carrie MaKenna Studio & Gallery is home to the artist and writer Carrie MaKenna. I make artwork to remind people of their interconnection with each other, nature and the universe. My intention is to draw the viewer into an experience of their own relationship with themselves, the world and understandings of life, love, joy and peace. I'm inspired at the intersection of spirituality, nature and art. My artwork includes rich textures and a delicious color palette of twenty liquid acrylics. I begin by creating texture on the canvas using a thick acrylic paste to build up the surface which I sculpt and sand before adding paint. I use a variety of elements such as dried up paint and all kinds of found objects to create additional...
$32.00
Carrie MaKenna
This painting was sold to a wonderful couple who have been looking at them for several years. The man is blind so he can "see" these particular works by touching them because they have very defined texture under the color.