Save| Year of creation | 2020 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 60.96 W × 76.2 H × 2.54 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | fine art |
| Genre | landscape |
| Materials | acrylic, canvas |
Description of the Artwork “Winter Night”
Step into a snowy moonlit forest, and smell the frosted pines. This is an acrylic pour painting with a snowy river landscape painted on top if it, with a risen finish to give the painting an extra shine. Colors might be slightly different on the canvas then the picture, because camera's can pick up colors differently then the eyes, but it is a fairly accurate representation. The before picture was taken with a camera phone, in different lightening, and it may have been cropped. It was all I had saved from the original Pour. It was one of my Early pours, I was still learning to save good pictures of my before paintings. I wanted you all to be able to see what the painting looked like before I painted the Landscape on top of it. I think it is fun to see what I turned it into. It makes the wow factor even better.
Winter Night
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Rebekah Evans, United States
Rebekah Evans Acrylic Pour I have always loved art, even as I child I could spend hours creating things. God blessed me with a natural talent for all kinds of art. I could always pick up any type of art very quickly. I thought I wanted to be fantasy fiction writer, so I Majored in Creative Writing. The funny thing was I remember one of my college art professors telling me he kept forgetting that I wasn’t an Art Major. Maybe God had been trying to tell me something. After collage writing stories just didn’t seem to be what I wanted to do anymore. I ended up becoming a preschool teacher. I love working with. but my passion for art has never left me. I dabbled in Crocheting, jewelry making, sewing, glass etching and more, but I never stuck with any of those mediums very long. Then one day my mother in-law showed me an acrylic pour video. I had to try it, and after one pour, I was hooked. I even had my preschooler do it. I had found my art, and I can’t wait to share it with you.