Rose Fever

Description

• “Rose Fever” by Josh De Pasquale 2021.
• Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
• Signed on the front.
• 18 x 24″ (H) x 1.5″ (D).

 
A picture of a yellow rose painted from a photograph by the artist. This painting is finished in acrylic paint on canvas, varnished in high gloss.

The rose, in the photo, was initially yellow with pink tips. The image was edited in Lightroom Classic to increase the temperature and heat the image until the background turned from white to yellow.

The feeling behind this image was one of a tattoo, and smoke. This image was almost renamed “Smokey Gold Rose”. On consideration of the heating of the image, “Rose Fever” seemed appropriate.

Stretched and ready to hang

This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

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This painting continues around all 4 edges of the canvas, so the image wraps over the face of the canvas and over the sides.

Print on demand products available:

• “Rose Fever” by Josh De Pasquale – on Redbubble
• “Rose Fever” by Josh De Pasquale – on Society6

About the Artist

From an early age Josh De Pasquale loved to draw. After school, this skill went quiet, and life went on. In his late 20s, when Josh was introduced to the joys of oil paint, he returned to the “crayons”, with passion. Josh was born in Brisbane. He has lived in Brisbane most of his life.

Josh creates art using paint, pencil, clay, and digital. Like components in a kinetic energy device, knitted tones and themes in Josh’s work perpetually nod toward life as a masterpiece. Art, for Josh, is about that triumph of cooperation and creativity, that is the nice place where he can be peaceful!

Josh’s work demonstrates passion about learning and communication, using blunt, sophisticated noise. Josh’s art dreams to introduce opinions and patterns and wisdom, using visual mediums to touch viewing brains. Josh’s work is about egression from the pigeon holes of life, he wants to take the soul out into the proper air so it can burn. In a time and space where all words, gestures, even thoughts, may be cast as cardinal sin, Josh’s art surrenders to nature.