A Grand Day Out by Aaminah Snowdon (Copy)
£225.00
Signed Limited Edition Print
Giclee on Paper
Image size: 39cm x 10cm
Edition size: 295
A Grand Day Out
Whimsical Hare Family Frolic
This delightful artwork captures a charming scene of hares in motion. A large hare leads the pack, its fur appearing tousled by the wind. Smaller hares follow closely behind, creating a dynamic sense of movement. The artist masterfully uses ink washes to convey a sense of energy and freedom. Delicate, expressive lines add to the overall ethereal quality.
Brushstrokes of Grace
The background features delicate, swirling lines that suggest speed and grace. These lines contrast beautifully with the solid forms of the hares. Moreover, the composition guides the viewer’s eye across the piece. Finally, it creates a sense of depth.
A Touch of the Wild
The overall effect is one of wild beauty and untamed energy. The hares appear joyful and free. Furthermore, the piece evokes a sense of wonder and childhood imagination. The framed print would be a stunning addition to any home.
About Aaminah
“I strive to produce paintings that create smiles and laughter and that the viewer can relate to.”
Revolving exclusively around British wildlife, farm animals and pets, Aaminah’s work is painted quickly using lively and spontaneous brushstrokes with bold, vibrant colours to impress the quirkiness, movement and character of her subjects into the painting.
Aaminah was born in 1990 in Northallerton, North Yorkshire and is a self-taught artist. In 2012, after earning herself a 1st class honours degree in Ancient History at The University of Birmingham, she decided to pursue a career in art, with a focus on developing her own unique style that would combine her interests: animals, humour, eccentricity, bold colours and energy.
Aaminah’s artwork revolves exclusively around British wildlife, farm animals and pets. Working on watercolour paper using acrylic paints, Aaminah paints using lively and spontaneous brushstrokes with bold, vibrant colours to impress the quirkiness, movement and character of her subjects into the painting. She completes each painting with its own witty and fun title.