Tomi Tomi Studio - Yama 014

Edition: handcrafted unique piece including certificate of authenticity
Technique: painted without a brush, colors were applied directly by hand
Material: studio-quality acrylic paints on unprimed canvas (cotton 430 g/m2)
Canvas size: approx. 115 cm x 115 cm
Dimensions of matching stretched canvas: 100 cm x 100 cm x 2-4.5 cm
Signature: signed and dated on the back + logo on the side
Packaging: rolled and securely packed in a sturdy tube
Shipping: with tracking number

The artwork is sold without stretcher frame and without shadow gap frame.

The painting was created with a special and unusual technique. The artist does not use brushes for their art, but applies the acrylic paint directly to the canvas by hand. The paint is poured very thinly onto unprimed cotton fabric and massaged into the fabric. This causes the paint to penetrate deeply into the fabric and no brushstrokes are visible. The artist repeats this process several times. The paintings consist of up to ten layers / coats of paint. This creates very fine color transitions and nuances that are difficult to reproduce faithfully in photos.

What customers say about Tomi Tomi Studio:
“The artwork looks even more amazing in person.”
“We love the painting we bought. It looks even better than online.”
“Incredibly vibrant and exactly as described.”
“Very pleased with the artwork. The colors are more vibrant and balanced at the same time than on the photos.”

Works by Tomi Tomi Studio hang with collectors and art lovers around the world (including USA, Japan, Taiwan, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Portugal, Switzerland).

For more information:
- Website: www.tomitomistudio.com
- Instagram: @tomi_tomi_studio (www.instagram.com/tomi_tomi_studio/)

Please note:
- Possible color variations are due to lighting, monitor, and camera.
- Buyers outside the EU may incur additional duties and fees.
- Some representations are photomontages for illustration. The size proportions do not always correspond exactly to reality.