“Celtic Cross”
This was inspired from looking over photos of the historical crosses in Ireland. So here I go again! This is a bold thickly layered gold cross on a black background that totally makes it “pop out” at you. The four spaces on the sides are complex knots that are paint with reddish orange colors. You are also reminded of the same colors of knots in the center and each of the four parts of the cross. This cross has a sort oriental feel to it.
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His wreath you may have noticed resembles larva. Perhaps that’s because there is a butterfly in the middle of it.
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This painting gives the viewer the feeling of looking upward. As if looking upward through a lush forest or jungle and then seeing the light from above.
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