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Between the Waves
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:12x12
Description:
Between the Waves is an original 12x12 acrylic and modeling paste painting on wood panel from Debra K Art’s Lake Washed Series. Inspired by the energy and rhythm of Lake Michigan, this textured abstract painting captures the feeling of movement suspended between crashing waves and quiet stillness. Layers of deep navy, cobalt blue, turquoise, aqua, and bright white sweep across the surface with expressive palette knife work and dimensional texture.
The painting evokes the ever-changing motion of water—moments of turbulence, reflection, and calm existing together along the shoreline. Warm golden shoreline tones emerge at the edge of the composition, grounding the piece and creating contrast against the cool movement of the water.
Between the Waves brings a modern coastal feel to any space while inviting viewers to pause and reflect on the beauty, power, and emotion found in nature. Perfect for collectors who love textured abstract paintings, lake-inspired artwork, and contemporary coastal decor.
Details:
* Original artwork by Debra K Art
* Title: Between the Waves
* Size: 12x12 inches
* Acrylic and modeling paste on wood panel
* Signed original painting
* Part of the Lake Washed Series
* Inspired by the movement, texture, and shoreline of Lake Michigan
Additional information
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
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