“Starry Night Sky” 2021 Acrylic on Canvas 12×16 inch – by Timothy Stanford

Description

Starlight Star Bright

12×16 – Acrylic on Canvas

This painting is a one-of-a-kind, original artwork by Artist Timothy Stanford. It was created using high quality materials and should last for many generations. The 3/4 inch gallery-wrap canvas is painted on all sides so there s no need for any framing. It comes ready to hang with a vinyl coated wire on the back and a Certificate of Authenticity guaranteeing originality.

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Here s what the artist had to say about this artwork:

This piece was a bit of an experiment. I wanted to try painting a night sky and had fun creating the stars with a splatter technique but the foreground trees felt rather flat when I was finished. I thought adding some fire would give them more interest and almost added an alien tripod in the background, but in the end settled for a simple full moon.

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About the Artist

Timothy Stanford is an award-winning artist in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was born and raised in west-central Louisiana and is the fourth of five children. With the support and aid of his family he entered Northwestern State University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Fine and Graphic Arts with a concentration in Studio Art.

After graduation, Timothy began working for local paper and lumber mills as a pulpwood weigh master. His desire to be self-employed and his love for painting led him to pay off all his debt and set out as a local portrait artist. In mid 2018 he met his wife, who after seeing his work, encouraged him to move north and begin a new chapter in his life as a landscape painter.