San Diego Equanimity
The first painting Blake Fisher ever created was an abstract impressionistic representation of the San Diego skyline, which holds a special place in his heart as it has been his home for over a decade. The painting measures a striking 76x38 inches, and it took Blake several months to achieve the desired effect of distributing the bright colors throughout the canvas in a manner that evokes a sense of controlled chaos.
Blake loves to paint cityscapes and skylines, and he sees them as a window into another world. His San Diego skyline painting is no exception, with its bold and bright colors that capture the energy and vibrancy of the city. As he painted, he poured his emotions into the canvas, channeling his love for the city and the joy he feels when he gazes upon its skyline. For Blake, this painting is more than just a representation of a city skyline - it's a reflection of his own emotions and experiences. He hopes that others can connect with the painting on a personal level and see beyond the surface of the canvas to the deeper emotions and meaning that he infused into it.
The first painting Blake Fisher ever created was an abstract impressionistic representation of the San Diego skyline, which holds a special place in his heart as it has been his home for over a decade. The painting measures a striking 76x38 inches, and it took Blake several months to achieve the desired effect of distributing the bright colors throughout the canvas in a manner that evokes a sense of controlled chaos.
Blake loves to paint cityscapes and skylines, and he sees them as a window into another world. His San Diego skyline painting is no exception, with its bold and bright colors that capture the energy and vibrancy of the city. As he painted, he poured his emotions into the canvas, channeling his love for the city and the joy he feels when he gazes upon its skyline. For Blake, this painting is more than just a representation of a city skyline - it's a reflection of his own emotions and experiences. He hopes that others can connect with the painting on a personal level and see beyond the surface of the canvas to the deeper emotions and meaning that he infused into it.
The first painting Blake Fisher ever created was an abstract impressionistic representation of the San Diego skyline, which holds a special place in his heart as it has been his home for over a decade. The painting measures a striking 76x38 inches, and it took Blake several months to achieve the desired effect of distributing the bright colors throughout the canvas in a manner that evokes a sense of controlled chaos.
Blake loves to paint cityscapes and skylines, and he sees them as a window into another world. His San Diego skyline painting is no exception, with its bold and bright colors that capture the energy and vibrancy of the city. As he painted, he poured his emotions into the canvas, channeling his love for the city and the joy he feels when he gazes upon its skyline. For Blake, this painting is more than just a representation of a city skyline - it's a reflection of his own emotions and experiences. He hopes that others can connect with the painting on a personal level and see beyond the surface of the canvas to the deeper emotions and meaning that he infused into it.
The artwork was created using the highest quality materials, using professional-quality acid-free stretched canvas. Ready to hang with 2 inch Heavy Duty Douglas Fur Stretcher Bars. It presents bright colors, it exudes expressive and powerful blue hues and it's unique and unrepeatable. The artwork is authenticated with my signature and a luminescent holographic seal of authenticity incorporated into the painting.