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Irridescence Acrylic Print
by Judy Via-Wolff
Product Details
Irridescence acrylic print by Judy Via-Wolff. 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
When I taught elementary school I used to read the kids a story about why the blackbirds are black. In the story the bird used to have rainbow... more
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Artist's Description
when I taught elementary school I used to read the kids a story about why the blackbirds are black. In the story the bird used to have rainbow colors and sacrificed himself for other birds and therefore was charred to black but with an iridescent glow. And so here you can see his beautiful color.......
About Judy Via-Wolff
I have a great love for nature and all God's creation. In any artworks or photos I create, I try to reflect a moment of fleeting beauty as all things are but for an instant. I love to paint and use pastels. I paint in oils, acylics, and water colors depending on the piece. I also pursue the medieval technique of egg tempera painting.I also have begun digital painting which I create from scratch with a stylus. Photography also provides an instant in time. Judy has a BFA and a Masters Degree From RIT"S School for American Craftsman and Fine art. She spent many years as a glass artist and was able to reflect the light and colors of God's creation through this medium. She won many awards over the years and enjoyed creating new works...
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Judy Via-Wolff
Thanks Ana!
ANA MARIA EDULESCU
Love this guy. Excellent capture, Judy ! f,v
Judy Via-Wolff
Thanks Mihyoun!
Judy Via-Wolff
thanks Bob! I did some research, this bird is called the "common Grackle".
Bob Orsillo
I seem to remember that story, you captured the colors of his plumage perfectly. Amazing the range of color in what think are black feathers. VF
Judy Via-Wolff
Thanks so much Antonia!
Antonia Citrino
Like this capture. Has a certain something! V/F
Lenore Senior
I love the body language in this one. Excellent shot! v/f
Judy Via-Wolff replied:
Thanks Lenore! His movements were very deliberate and pushy as he scared away all my sparrows!
Judy Via-Wolff
Thanks very much Ion!
Ion vincent DAnu
Annoying but oh, how beautiful bird! fav and v. Pinit