64 of 73

|

baseball t-shirts orange baseball t-shirts yellow baseball t-shirts blue baseball t-shirts red baseball t-shirts purple baseball t-shirts color baseball t-shirts square baseball t-shirts rectangle baseball t-shirts watercolor baseball t-shirts colored pencil baseball t-shirts layers baseball t-shirts layering baseball t-shirts danielle baseball t-shirts scott baseball t-shirts smith baseball t-shirts

drawings orange drawings yellow drawings blue drawings red drawings purple drawings color drawings square drawings rectangle drawings watercolor drawings colored pencil drawings layers drawings layering drawings danielle drawings scott drawings smith drawings

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Color Block is an abstract mixed media (watercolor and watercolor pencils) drawing with a complex layering of color to create the divisions you see as color blocks.

Created on white acid-free watercolor paper. Original 11" H x 14" W. Created on white acid-free watercolor paper.

Professionally framed, size 19" H x 22" W. Frame is 3/4" Flat black wood; Clear UV conservation glass; White acid-free conservation mat board with black core; ready to hang by wire hanger with corner bumpers.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, COPYRIGHT PROTECTED.
©2008 DJ Scott.

Artist Statement Inspired by the world around me, I often bring shapes from nature into my work. Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, art has always been an integral part of my life. I thrive on bringing creativity to every corner of my life, including my professional and volunteer endeavors. Depending on my mood and inspiration, this can be through drawing, painting, photography, graphic design and writing. I can be found creating artwork in my art studio in Coatesville, Indiana or wherever my frequent travels may take me. Curriculum Vitae Danielle J. Scott Born August 1970 Currently lives and works in Coatesville, Indiana Education ~2015-Fundamentals of Photography, Indy Photo Coach ~Studied under Kay Clay, at Crispus...