Calle Pacosta Cerro Bellavista, Valparaiso, Chile Acrylic Print
by Craig Macnaughton
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Calle Pacosta Cerro Bellavista, Valparaiso, Chile acrylic print by Craig Macnaughton. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
This was on a side street high above Valparaiso. I was struck by all the wires that crisscrossed the sky, cutting up the view. After painting this, I... more
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Artist's Description
This was on a side street high above Valparaiso. I was struck by all the wires that crisscrossed the sky, cutting up the view. After painting this, I went to a local restaurant where the server assumed I knew how to speak Spanish.
About Craig Macnaughton
Toronto-based artist, graphic designer and filmmaker Craig Macnaughton uses watercolour and pen and ink to examine both the distant landscape and the human form. Having travelled extensively throughout Europe, Southeast Asia and South America, he has spent hours painting in front of famous landmarks, sacred temples and busy street markets to bring together his various influences – Schiele, Klee, the Impressionists, 20th century graphic and interactive design – and apply them to his subjects in a unique and modern way. Lessons learned from landscape and architecture are applied to the nude, which gives the human form an almost topographic quality. Central to his work are gesture and colour, as well as the simple act of...
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Bruce
Great capture! I was blown away by their cable work in just about every town I visited in Chile - every power pole had a complete rat's nest of cables coming and going all colored in basic black. I have NO idea how anyone traces an outage or prevents unauthorized tampering.
Craig Macnaughton replied:
No kidding. I think how they fix things is to hang another wire!