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8.00" x 8.00"
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10.00" x 10.00"
Magenta Palm Trees Poster
by Patricia Awapara
$22.35
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Magenta Palm Trees poster by Patricia Awapara. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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About Patricia Awapara
Meet The Artist: STYLE. My work is considered to be modern and impressionistic. It has a painterly quality and is filled with bold, vibrant colors. VISION. Color makes my heart sing. No matter the subject, I always go for vibrant tones setting an energetic and enthusiastic vibe. MISSION. My goal is to create colorful pieces infused with spontaneity and enthusiasm in the hope of sparking positive emotions in the viewer. JOURNEY. It is crazy how many twists and turns I've experienced as an artist. My free spirit has taken me through many uncharted territories, pushing me to learn new skills, on a personal and artistic level. My creative journey reflects all these twists and turns. I started exploring painting very early on,...
ANA MARIA EDULESCU
You've so uniquely and wonderfully painted these palms, Patricia. Great use of colors. f,v
Patricia Awapara replied:
Ana Maria, thanksbso much for stopping by and leave a comment. I appreciate it!
EMONA Art
Love the complementary combination that you realized so beautifully here, Patricia! f&v
Patricia Awapara replied:
Thanks Mona! I appreciate your comment.
Omar Hafidi
very beautiful and imaginative...caught my eye right away.....vf
Patricia Awapara replied:
Thanks Omar!
Dianne Parks
Love the color scheme- very nice!
Patricia Awapara replied:
Thanks Dianne!
Len Stomski
Excellent watercolor painting Patricia, Love the colors and the action between the colors and the blends. Fine, Fine work. v/f
Patricia Awapara replied:
Thank you Len! It was my first time using watercolor crayons.