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Evenus Coronata by Roselin Estephanía

Painting, Watercolor
One of a kind artwork
23 x 15 x 0.1 cm


2024
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Original artwork description


I made this painting based mainly on aesthetics. I love the different patterns butterflies can have on their wings, and some of them look like they have pupils on them, so I wanted to paint a butterfly on my face, my eyes blending with its wings, like were just one being. The name of the painting is the name of the butterfly I used as reference, so beautiful!

ART SUPPLIES USED:

I painted this piece with the lightfast premium watercolors Schmincke Horadam, Sennelier and QoR, on acid free, 100% cotton, hot-press 300gr watercolor paper by the brand Baohong. And, at the end, I sprayed this painting with a few layers of Krylon UV resistant coating for its optimal preservation.


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Subject

Animals
People and portraits
Self-portrait

Style

Surrealism
Symbolism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
23 x 15 x 0.1 cm, 0.2 kg
Created
2024


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“Evenus Coronata” was created by Roselin Estephanía.

The price is 200 USD.

The work measures 23 x 15 cm (height x width).

The medium is Watercolor. Classified as Surrealism, Animals.

The work was completed in 2024.

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