Landscape Paintings

Suddenly Admiring Joan Mitchell N°20181101 Painting by Cheryl Johnson 36 x 48 Painting: Oil, Acrylics, Latex and Oil Crayon on Canvas. I have always had a love affair with Joan Mitchell and this is the second painting where I emulated her style. What a joy to simply use energy to paint. Joan Mitchell is known for the compositional rhythms, bold coloration, and sweeping gestural brushstrokes of her large and often multi-paneled paintings. Inspired by landscape, nature, and poetry, her intent was not to create a recognizable image but to convey emotions. This painting was inspired by Joan Mitchell. I love to explore technique and style and enlarge my skills. The paintings that I create are meant to bring you joy, and pleasure. I hope they inspire and uplift, as well as enhance your interiors. I believe that our homes should be sanctuaries that surrounds us with comfort, color, beauty and the things we love. I loved creating the colors and brush work in this work. I hope you feel an emotional connection to this work, or perhaps LOVE Joan Mitchell like I do. I hope this painting makes you feel good, then I've accomplished what I set out to do. Hopefully, you'll want this painting in your home or office! Or maybe you're considering this artwork for a special gift. This one is hard to part with today! Thank you Joan! These are ideal for someone who wants abstract art. Order one today. Original or print. Original Art For Sale Keywords: Red, Blue, Teal, Yellow, Color, Expressionism, Abstract, Orange Subjects: Abstract Styles: Abstract, Abstract Expressionism, Modern, Expressionism, Fine Art Mediums: Oil, Acrylics, Latex, Oil Crayon Materials: Canvas Prints: Abstract Art Prints, Abstract Art Prints, Abstract Expressionism Art Prints, Modern Art Prints, Expressionism Art Prints, Fine Art Art Prints, Oil Art Prints, Acrylics Art Prints, Latex Art Prints, Oil Crayon Art Prints, Canvas Art Prints

Cheryl Johnson: Painting on birch panel

Cheryl Johnson: Researching lighting techniques to light paintings for the ​photographic shoot.

Painting: Acrylic and Latex on Paper. Georgia On My Mind 28h x38w" This is inspired by the photograph of Georgia O’Keefe by Alfred Stieglitz, 1927 “I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way – things I had no words for.” -Georgia O'Keeffe

Cheryl Johnson Selected for November The Other Art Fair Brooklyn presented by Saatchiart

Cheryl Johnson: Self Portrait: Breathless