Thanks for bringing the art to the people! 💫
@crissyarseneau
Hand-painted, hand-cut, and hard-edge watercolour abstracts and low-relief paper sculptures exploring attention and contemplation, time and place, and our relationship to the natural environment. Vancouver, BC, Canada → crissyarseneau.com
Thanks for bringing the art to the people! 💫
Watercolour and paper artwork by Crissy Arseneau in blues, lavenders , red, and warm yellow. (Artwork title: I'll Sing You a New Song)
Watercolour and paper artwork by Crissy Arseneau in turquoise, purple, red and lemon yellow. Artwork title: With You Here Today.
A pair of framed watercolour and paper artworks by Crissy Arseneau. Artwork titles: I'll Sing You a New Song and With You Here Today.
These two are hanging out together where folks hang out! Their collectors first picked up the lavender-hued piece and then commissioned it a bright friend in turquoises and lemon yellow. Each are titled with lyrics from Thompson Twins' Hold Me Now: I'll Sing You a New Song and With You Here Today
/\\\/ Linin' 'em up. |||||
Ultramarine Blue watercolour paint in white dishes and tubes of paint.
Mixing ultramarine blue watercolour paint in a small, shallow, white dish using a large watercolour brush.
A little studio behind the scenes colour mixing.
There are so many beautiful straight from the tube colours but I can't help making them my own. Endless variation can be achieved and it's wonderful how the particles in each pigment settle differently on the paper as the watercolour dries. 💙
Sea of Small Change, a group exhibition curated by Pennylane Shen of Dazed and Confucius. Sep 21-23, 2023. Featured artists: Aimée Henny Brown, Amy Stewart, Crissy Arseneau, Jamie Smith, Marlene Lowden, Sandeep Johal, and Shira Gold.
Blue for Bluesky!
I'm one of seven artists in this upcoming art show in Vancouver. Here's a peek at part of a pieced watercolour artwork I made for it, featuring the show's feature colour, ultramarine blue. 🟦
Sea of Small Change
Sep 21-23, 2023
1249 Cartwright St, Granville Island, Vancouver