small abstract painting
small abstract painting
small abstract painting
small abstract painting

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$40.00

Inspired by whimsical clouds that swirl and dance across the sky, this abstract oil painting is my attempt to convey the childhood magic of getting lost in the shapes of the clouds. Bring the blue skies indoors with this vivid, textured painting.

Lightweight, easy to hang, or sit on a shelf, it would make a perfect gift or add a pop of color to your home or office.

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Size: 5×5 inches with 7/8 inch cradle on wood panel.

Free shipping on all original paintings. I’ll do my best to ship your order 3-7 days after it has been placed. Living in a van means I am not always near a town and am often without a phone signal. I will reach out as soon as I have been notified of your order to communicate the estimated time frame. Once shipped, a tracking number will be provided.

Each painting is created outside in nature, so you may discover surprising textures and foreign objects in the paint.

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