Blues and grays create a dramatized vision of the sea in this coastal waterscape painting.

Nice art and frame. Lori. Clinton Twp., MI. Tue Dec 17 2024

All of the Clouds 1 captures a sunny coastal landscape in the moments surrounding a storm. Toward the top of the canvas, gray-blues meet darker slate tones amidst dense and shaded clouds. along the horizon, a muted palette of soft amber, coral, and light gray breaks up the sky and water. in the distance, sailboats add visual interest. Part of the carefully curated art by TA collection, All of the Clouds 1 invites the viewer to escape into the peaceful meditation of this pleasant coastal scene.

In Pensive Seas II, bright cotton-white luminous clouds saturate the sky and are punctuated by splashes of ultramarine blue. The surface of the tranquil sea reflects the sky using a white-blue color combination that creates a sense of depth and movement. The watercolor work on textured paper offers the viewer a moment of meditative introspection. The feeling of serenity follows the muted tones and exquisite composition of this original addition to the exclusive Art by TA collection.

Artist Mari Urasawa was born in Tokyo, Japan, where various cultures continually crossed paths. She was born into a creative family that appreciated art, music, and philosophy. She enjoys movies, yoga, travel, reading, and scuba diving. She studied Fine Arts in college. She was especially interested in Printmaking and liked silkscreen and etching because of the way it combined hand painting and digital looks. “Art is a part of my life and cannot live without. There is no right or wrong about art. It has the freedom to express whatever you feel. I paint what I see, not what it is supposed to look.” She works in mixed media and combines both digital and hand-painted works to create her unexpected looks.

Each canvas is painted entirely by hand by one studio artist from start to finish! No two will ever be alike!

Karin. Frisco, TX. Tue Mar 25 2025

"Drifting into the Abstract 1" is a mesmerizing work on canvas that recalls the soak-staining technique developed by American Abstractionist Helen Frankenthaler. Using thinned layers of color, translucency, and saturation are achieved across the entirety of the canvas, broken up only by a thin line that composes the abstract horizon. Muted tones on the top of the canvas, while the bottom half is more densely formed in subtle shades. This art is a masterpiece on canvas.

Stunning !. Candice. Naples, FL. Wed Mar 19 2025