Small Encounters no. 8
All sizes displayed are approximate
9x9cm Acrylic on Canvas
The "Small Encounters" series is made up of mini paintings using leftover pieces of canvas. Too small to stretch, but too special to waste! These mini paintings are the perfect size for thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gifts that leave a lasting impression. Whether you're looking to add a charming and personal touch to a child’s room or seeking an affordable way to elevate your own space, these artworks deliver elegance and meaning without breaking the budget. With the framing option, each piece is complemented by a professionally added mat border, perfectly proportioned to match the 9x9cm artwork. The surrounding space beautifully separates the artwork from the frame, creating a sophisticated, gallery-quality presentation. Designed to fit seamlessly into any décor style, these mini's are a stylish, accessible way to own one of my signature impasto artworks.
No Frame
Unstretched canvas, unframed. The unstretched canvas will arrive as a canvas sheet with an unpainted border and requires framing to be displayed.
Framing *Allow up to 2 weeks for framing.
Click on this link https://www.elyssastoreyartist.com.au/product-page/framing-for-small-encounters to purchase the appropriate frame for 9x9cm Small Encounters.
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All of my original art and art reprints are signed with an ‘S’ logo. This logo was the Storey family brand used by my Great-Grandfather, on what is now my Grandparent's cattle farm. The farm has been in the Storey name since the mid-19th century however the brand was only in use from roughly the 1930s to the 1960s on sheep. After shearing, the brand was dipped in dye and pressed to the sheep’s hind quarter. It would stain the wool for quite some time and be used to identify the sheep if they strayed.
I have immense pride in my origin, and I love that I am able to attach a piece of family history to the art that I create. I strongly believe that when purchasing art, it is incredibly important to feel a strong sense of passion from the artist through the painting. I hope that combining my lineage with my art expresses this connection.
