Clownfish
Pastel on Paper
Drawing by Paoling Rees
Clownfish got famous through the movie “Finding Nemo”. Yet these little orange fish are not just too cute, but also amazingly interesting and weird. They are energetic, creative and busy fish. They are often thinking of new and clever ways of doing things, preferring variety and action to peace and quiet.
I used oil pastels and worked in a "naïve" style with wild imaginations to show the natural beauty, emotion and pure conceptual ideas. I enjoyed creating the adorable clownfish and hope this freezing moment will be spreading to make you feel calm, too.
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Dimensions
Original artwork 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)
With a light wood effect design with a fresh white trim - Kroft Grey Wood Effect Frame 36.5cm (H) x 27.8cm (W) x 1.5cm (D)
Original Created
2024
Subjects
Sea Creature
Materials
Black Paper
Styles
Contemporary, Naïve
Mediums
Pastel
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Paoling Rees
Taiwanese-born Paoling Rees’ work is characterised by the range of using the vibrant colours and simple shapes to convey moments and feelings about real or imagined semi-abstract landscapes. Paoling also works in a "naïve" style with wild imaginations to show the natural beauty, emotion and pure conceptual ideas.
Paoling, based in England, typically renders her works using acrylic on rice paper (or Xuan paper, originating in ancient China), markers, colour pencils and oil pastels on paper.
Paoling earned a BSc at National Taiwan University of Arts. After moving to the U.K., she completed a master’s degree at the University of Southampton. Working as a freelance artist and designer, her practice has developed in the exploration of art and print design.
At the heart of Paoling’s pieces is the palpable persistence in her response to colour. Colour is emotion, colour is memory, colour has its language. And we are all invited to hear what they are saying.
Pastel on Paper
Drawing by Paoling Rees
Clownfish got famous through the movie “Finding Nemo”. Yet these little orange fish are not just too cute, but also amazingly interesting and weird. They are energetic, creative and busy fish. They are often thinking of new and clever ways of doing things, preferring variety and action to peace and quiet.
I used oil pastels and worked in a "naïve" style with wild imaginations to show the natural beauty, emotion and pure conceptual ideas. I enjoyed creating the adorable clownfish and hope this freezing moment will be spreading to make you feel calm, too.
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Dimensions
Original artwork 21cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)
With a light wood effect design with a fresh white trim - Kroft Grey Wood Effect Frame 36.5cm (H) x 27.8cm (W) x 1.5cm (D)
Original Created
2024
Subjects
Sea Creature
Materials
Black Paper
Styles
Contemporary, Naïve
Mediums
Pastel
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Paoling ReesTaiwanese-born Paoling Rees’ work is characterised by the range of using the vibrant colours and simple shapes to convey moments and feelings about real or imagined semi-abstract landscapes. Paoling also works in a "naïve" style with wild imaginations to show the natural beauty, emotion and pure conceptual ideas.
Paoling, based in England, typically renders her works using acrylic on rice paper (or Xuan paper, originating in ancient China), markers, colour pencils and oil pastels on paper.
Paoling earned a BSc at National Taiwan University of Arts. After moving to the U.K., she completed a master’s degree at the University of Southampton. Working as a freelance artist and designer, her practice has developed in the exploration of art and print design.
At the heart of Paoling’s pieces is the palpable persistence in her response to colour. Colour is emotion, colour is memory, colour has its language. And we are all invited to hear what they are saying.
Product Code: AC045
weight : 2001.0g
Product Condition : New