Hazel Brennan painted this one on a slow summer afternoon kind of feeling. Three big cumulus clouds float in a loose row across a pale blue sky, their tops built up in thick cream dabs and their undersides shaded in soft mist grey. Below them an empty prairie stretches flat to the horizon in tan, golden ochre and a few cool blue-green flecks of grass.
This is sepia wall art done the painterly way. Hazel works in broken brushstrokes and quick palette-knife marks, so the clouds read as clouds from across the room and turn into a patchwork of texture up close. It's a cloud painting that keeps everything warm and quiet, with no hard edges anywhere.
It suits anyone who loves open skies, wide country views and serene wall art that doesn't ask for attention. If your home leans toward soft neutrals, warm wood and linen, this palette will sit right in with it.
The wide format makes it a natural choice for panoramic wall art above a sofa or as long horizontal wall art over a bed. Hang it as above couch wall art in the living room, or use it as calm bedroom wall art where the pale blue and cream can settle the space. This cloud wall art is printed as canvas wall art so the brushwork keeps its depth.