Urban Art Association

Aaron de la Cruz WITHIN THREE release, by Acme Thunderer on Mar 22, 2022 20:44:33 GMT 1, I think these look great on this embossed paper. No idea of pricing or release time yet and good to see he is releasing to his mailing list first.

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Within Three is a series of individually unique works on 18x24” textured paper painted over the course of three days with three different brush sizes.

Ten works on day 1, ten works on day 2, and eight works on day 3 for a total of 28.

March 23 - newsletter release (3cm brush)
March 24 - newsletter release (4cm brush)
March 25 - public release (5cm brush)

There still might be time to join the mailing list - www.aarondelacruz.com/join





“Each day of painting was done at a different time to capture three different moods especially with the open roll-up door in the studio. Working with my studio door open allowed the outside to affect my environment; this is usually controlled when closed. My primary focus for this series was to work in my traditional way of painting without taking breaks from start to finish on each day.”

I think these look great on this embossed paper. No idea of pricing or release time yet and good to see he is releasing to his mailing list first.

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Within Three is a series of individually unique works on 18x24” textured paper painted over the course of three days with three different brush sizes.

Ten works on day 1, ten works on day 2, and eight works on day 3 for a total of 28.

March 23 - newsletter release (3cm brush)
March 24 - newsletter release (4cm brush)
March 25 - public release (5cm brush)

There still might be time to join the mailing list - www.aarondelacruz.com/join





“Each day of painting was done at a different time to capture three different moods especially with the open roll-up door in the studio. Working with my studio door open allowed the outside to affect my environment; this is usually controlled when closed. My primary focus for this series was to work in my traditional way of painting without taking breaks from start to finish on each day.”