New Acrylic Abstract Painting: Inspired by Village Grind

Inspired by the Village Grind Coffee Shop
36 x 48 x 1.5 inches, Acrylic on Canvas.
Copyright 2016 Mary Gravelle AKA Braylee Rush

I completed one of the paintings in process from last week's post. The painting I began outdoors at the 2nd Saturday Art Walk is completed for now. I will let it sit. I'm not sure about the colors, especially the green. It might be too yellow. I'll see how it sits. For now, it's done!

What do you think?

Ready to paint!

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About the Author

Braylee Rush

Braylee Rush (Mary Gravelle) is an artist, author, and creativity catalyst and consultant. She resides in Sedona, Arizona with her loving and efficient assistant, Sir Kitty. Her other websites and work are: Wisdom Painting for Self-Discovery, Igniting Your Intentions, Sedona Art Hikes, and Silver Graphic Design.

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Inquiries

Inquiries about this en plein air acrylic landscape painting can be made through the contact page.

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