I've just finished this big mandala, painted with acrylic on canvas. The canvas had been lying rolled-up in the deepness of my wardrobe for one year, then i decided to make an invisible wooden frame. Using saw, drill, screws and stapler, i made it in 45 minutes, then stretched the painted canvas on the frame. At first I had trouble with the stapler (i never use it before), but i easily realized, how to use it. It was worth me to work, because it was very cheap, with quite good quality, compared to stretched canvases that can be bought in art-shops.
This is the result:
Then i played with this photo digitally:
Which one do you like most? The original or one of the edited pictures?
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It will look beautiful where you hang it, it's a great picture
happy beautiful day
Thank you my dear!
The original one is simply beautiful, my favourite is the second one. I love those coulours! great job, thank you for sharing! köszönöm :)
Thank you! You can see on edited pieces that the layers were rotated in 45 degrees.
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