Completed Painting: Burst 9 x 12

The Burst painting below is now completed and ready to go to a new forever home.




This painting is all about love bursting forth and has interference and iridescent paints in the top layers that were a little difficult to photograph.  Here is a little closeup of the inner heart portion:


By Michelle McSpadden

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