Original Painting by Elizabeth Wood
Round canvas, oil pastel with matt varnish. Artwork comes ready to hang.
Dimension: 500×500mm
20mm depth
This fresh series of botanicals works celebrates flowers in all their colourful and textured beauty! ‘Around Spring Time’ features freesias, lily of the valley tree and chrysanthemums on a stunning deep turquoise base.
I'm Elizabeth Wood, the face behind E J Wood Art. I’m based in Mount Maunganui, a beautiful beachside town in New Zealand. I work from a small, custom built studio next to my home. My time is split between painting, running my art website and being a mother.
I have been painting full-time for five years, during which I have explored a variety of subjects and mediums.
My most current work has been painted using oil paints, as their rich colour and texture enable me to communicate my own visual language and emerging style.
My work explores expressive brush strokes, and as these works are quite loose, the colour palette is fundamental in weaving it all together. I tend to use quite bold color to differentiate objects and space.
Original Painting by Elizabeth Wood
Round canvas, oil pastel with matt varnish. Artwork comes ready to hang.
Dimension: 500×500mm
20mm depth
This fresh series of botanicals works celebrates flowers in all their colourful and textured beauty! ‘Around Spring Time’ features freesias, lily of the valley tree and chrysanthemums on a stunning deep turquoise base.
I'm Elizabeth Wood, the face behind E J Wood Art. I’m based in Mount Maunganui, a beautiful beachside town in New Zealand. I work from a small, custom built studio next to my home. My time is split between painting, running my art website and being a mother.
I have been painting full-time for five years, during which I have explored a variety of subjects and mediums.
My most current work has been painted using oil paints, as their rich colour and texture enable me to communicate my own visual language and emerging style.
My work explores expressive brush strokes, and as these works are quite loose, the colour palette is fundamental in weaving it all together. I tend to use quite bold color to differentiate objects and space.
