Shells at sunset
With washes of watercolor and layers of colored pencil, this watercolor print on handmade Japanese washi paper is calming and bright. The natural mulberry and hemp fibers embedded in the paper give the print subtle texture, while the paper’s translucent nature softens the image, enhancing its yellow and pink tones.
Medium: giclée print on handmade Japanese paper
Frame: maple shadowbox
Artwork Info
Limited edition of 50.
Made in Los Angeles.
Our framed works are ready-to-hang with hardware attached to the frame (d-rings with hanging wire).
Lead time & Shipping
This item is custom made and ships within 4-5 weeks. If you have a tight deadline please contact hello@visualcontrast.co to expedite your order.
For more information on shipping and returns please visit our FAQ page.
Bespoke Customization
Trade Members Only*: The color and size of this item can be customized, please view our Bespoke page to learn more.
*To apply to become a Trade Member click here.
With washes of watercolor and layers of colored pencil, this watercolor print on handmade Japanese washi paper is calming and bright. The natural mulberry and hemp fibers embedded in the paper give the print subtle texture, while the paper’s translucent nature softens the image, enhancing its yellow and pink tones.
Medium: giclée print on handmade Japanese paper
Frame: maple shadowbox
Artwork Info
Limited edition of 50.
Made in Los Angeles.
Our framed works are ready-to-hang with hardware attached to the frame (d-rings with hanging wire).
Lead time & Shipping
This item is custom made and ships within 4-5 weeks. If you have a tight deadline please contact hello@visualcontrast.co to expedite your order.
For more information on shipping and returns please visit our FAQ page.
Bespoke Customization
Trade Members Only*: The color and size of this item can be customized, please view our Bespoke page to learn more.
*To apply to become a Trade Member click here.
With washes of watercolor and layers of colored pencil, this watercolor print on handmade Japanese washi paper is calming and bright. The natural mulberry and hemp fibers embedded in the paper give the print subtle texture, while the paper’s translucent nature softens the image, enhancing its yellow and pink tones.
Medium: giclée print on handmade Japanese paper
Frame: maple shadowbox
Artwork Info
Limited edition of 50.
Made in Los Angeles.
Our framed works are ready-to-hang with hardware attached to the frame (d-rings with hanging wire).
Lead time & Shipping
This item is custom made and ships within 4-5 weeks. If you have a tight deadline please contact hello@visualcontrast.co to expedite your order.
For more information on shipping and returns please visit our FAQ page.
Bespoke Customization
Trade Members Only*: The color and size of this item can be customized, please view our Bespoke page to learn more.
*To apply to become a Trade Member click here.
ABOUT THE ARTIST // HOPE
Hope’s abstract paintings are full of colour, movement, and life. Her expressive brushstrokes and carefully placed fields of colour complement one another, making for a dynamic composition that analyses the interplay between overlapping colours of varying saturations and differing applications of paint. The viewer can feel the gestural quality of Hope’s movements on the canvas, exposing the unrestrained, yet peaceful nature of Hope’s work.
ABOUT THIS COLLECTION // WATERCOLOURS
Expressive and light, the Watercolours series calms with its pastel colour scheme yet energises with dynamic brushstrokes. Printed on handmade Moenkopi Washi paper from Japan, the overlapping fields of colour and layered strokes give these prints dimension while creating movement in the composition. The natural mulberry and hemp fibres embedded in the paper give the prints subtle texture, while the paper’s translucent nature softens the image, enhancing its colours. This is our first series with abstract artist Hope who created this collection inspired by the natural world around her, showcasing her lively and vibrant style. Balancing between soft, blended colour and sharp scribbles, Hope’s art is a mix of intention and impulse, letting her creativity be her guide to a finished piece.
