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| Dimensions | 39 W × 54 H × 0.1 D cm |
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| Type of art | painting |
Description of the Artwork “LET THE BIRDS IN”
Travel inspired me to create this work. This picture is a window to a magical forest. There, the gentle rays of the tropical sun penetrate the crowns of huge trees, in which many colorful, cheerful birds live. Parrots of all colors thrive in this sunny paradise. I love parrots! The moment when I saw these beautiful birds in wildlife - I will never forget! I want to give you a part of this mood with my painting "Let the Birds in". This happy couple living in a sunny paradise will bring their carefree mood into your home. As if these bright birds had just come from the crown of a tall tree and sat down in front of your window.
Olga Matyunina, Russia
My name is Olga, I'm 35 and I'm an artist. Born in a small village in the Nizhny Novgorod region. I grew up among the pristine nature, the love for which I carry through life in my heart and creativity. All my professional activity has been related to beauty. At first she decided to become a florist - she created luxurious floral arrangements, compositions and bouquets. Then she worked as a decorator for a long time and created magical interior items and fabulous New Year's decor. And all this time I was drawing. But until 2019, I did not dare to call myself an artist. From that moment on, everything has changed. Now I live in travel, and I devote all my time to creativity. Nature is still, as in childhood, the main source of inspiration. Perhaps because I spent the first 14 years of my life in the countryside, among the most beautiful forests and luxurious gardens full of birds - traveling delights me and brings me back to childhood memories. Most often it is flowers, animals and birds that appear in my paintings. Now I am learning watercolor techniques from the best contemporary artists, trying myself in different styles, writing new paintings. I work, most often, in restrained colors in watercolor technique. My works can be found in private collections in Russia, USA, Europe and Asia.