Ice World
Art

Ice World

Art at ArcheanWeb: Part of the Negative Expanse Series

It is late winter in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Snow is starting to melt, but the lakes are still frozen solid. Remote, stark, and beautiful all describe this wilderness ice world. Overcast skies set against rock and ice provide a natural gray-scale scene that is captured in this artwork.

Ice world was created from a wintertime sketch. The oil on canvas technique is heavier than ink washes, but the expanse of white to light gray canvas above and below the mountains uses negative space to let the viewer’s eye flow across the painting, and see this frozen winter world.

Availability

This piece of art is available as both fine art and decorative art. High-resolution versions of the image above are used in the printing process and the copyright watermark is removed.

Fine art giclee prints are available through Geo Galleries. The artwork is available in the following sizes:

  • 24″ by 24″ canvas
  • 24″ by 24″ print – framed and matted

Follow the link below for details on the giclee products:

Link to Geo Galleries

William House
William is an earth scientist and writer with an interest in providing the science "backstory" for breaking environmental, earth science, and climate change news.