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The Contemporary Cat Painting

A black cat contemporary style paintingA more abstract and playful style of painting, the contemporary style is colourful and lively but less detailed than the Classic painting. Painted in mixed media using a variety of media including acrylics, inks, paint pens, and pastels and a range of techniques from light washes to thick impasto passages. It depends on the composition of the painting and what feels right while I’m working.

Painted on canvas, board or panel, or even aluminium panel for something very modern. Time scales vary with the amount of work involved but approx two or three weeks. Do email me if you’d like to talk about a contemporary painting of your cat.

Contemporary Painting Prices

An 8×8 Painting is £95
A 10×8 Painting is £145
A 12×9 Painting is £225
A 12×12 Painting is £265
A 16×12 Painting is £365
A 16×16 Painting is £495
A 20×16 Painting is £695

Here are some examples of paintings in the contemporary style….

Pete - an 8x8 inch contemporary oil paintingPather - an 8x8 inch contemporary oil painting


Star - a 16x12 inch contemporary oil painting   

Contemporary Acrylic Glass Paintings

For a very contemporary look paintings can be created digitally and then printed on fine art paper and mounted on to acrylic glass by a specialist framer. These look stunning on the wall. The painting is mounted on an aluminium Dibond panel under a layer of polished, premium, crystal clear acrylic glass. The beautiful, very glossy glass enhances the luminosity and colour and brings a real depth to the piece.

It’s also much lighter and tougher than normal glass, so large pieces can hang on the wall using hidden fittings at the back of the panel and the acrylic glass appears to float on the wall. Very modern and clean looking.
Please email me for prices.

Here are some examples of digital paintings on acrylic glass….

Tula and Minkie - a 24x24 inch digital painting on glass    

Horace and Pip - 50x40 inch acrylic glass
Horace and Pip – 50×40 inch acrylic glass

 

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