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Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel | Mixed Media by JD Logan Fine Art. Item made of birch wood works with minimalism & contemporary style
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Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel | Mixed Media by JD Logan Fine Art. Item made of birch wood works with minimalism & contemporary style
Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel | Mixed Media by JD Logan Fine Art. Item made of birch wood works with minimalism & contemporary style
Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel | Mixed Media by JD Logan Fine Art. Item made of birch wood works with minimalism & contemporary style
Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel | Mixed Media by JD Logan Fine Art. Item made of birch wood works with minimalism & contemporary style

Created and Sold by JD Logan Fine Art

JD Logan Fine Art

Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel - Mixed Media

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Price $2,200

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Estimated Arrival: December 1, 2024

Handmade

Sustainable

Made In USA

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
36H x 36W x 1.5D in
91.44H x 91.44W x 3.81D cm
2.27 kg
5 lb

Created on a 36x36 wooden panel this piece is ready to hang with natural unfinished sides giving it a minimalist organic feel

Item Shenanigans 36x36 Abstract acrylic on wooden panel
Created by JD Logan Fine Art
As seen in Creator's Studio, Monterey, MA
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Meet the Creator

JD Logan Fine Art

Monterey, MA

Wescover creator since 2023
Original Abstract Paintings

The pieces available here are part of my Storyboard Series. The sections of each piece somehow represent the chapters in a book, acts in a play, parts of our personalities or phases of our lives.
Each one can look and feel very different but together they tell a story…

I find working in abstracts to be both liberating and therapeutic. I begin each piece with a notion of where I want to go, but once the first paint is applied it then becomes a collaboration between my creative instincts and the paints at hand. I merely get to decide when the interaction ends. My hope is that my artwork somehow captures and shares the energy, emotions and life experiences that created it…

JD Logan