Thomas McCoy

Cinnabar Visions I

Limited Edition Giclee with Hand Embellishment Autographed by William Shatner Signed by Greg Angus

36" x 50" Unframed Artists Proof with Hand Embellishment Hand Signed by Johnathan Ball

18" x 27.5" Unframed Limited Edition Giclée with Hand Embellishment Numbered of 77 Hand Signed by Johnathan Ball

18" x 36" Unframed Limited Edition Giclée with Hand Embellishment Numbered of 77 Hand Signed by Johnathan Ball

18" x 24" Unframed Limited Edition Giclée with Hand Embellishment Numbered of 77 Hand Signed by Johnathan Ball

18" x 27" Unframed Giclee of 195 Hand Signed by Thomas McCoy

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds #10 The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks, viewed as mountains -the larger world of nature in microcosm, often supplanted actual scenery as sources of inspiration for images of landscape. Whether it’s garden design or Chinese landscape painting, one of the most important considerations is the harmonious arrangement of elements expressing different aspects of yin( metaphor of feminity) and yang(metaphor of masculinity). In this series, the artist uses digital techniques to combine the image of flower (feminity) and rocks (masculinity), expressing the vitality of life. Behind the simple lines lie an outstanding creating ability of lines that have long set the artist apart. The pink color, along with the implied meaning of Spring in the title of work suggests implicitly the repressed sexual concept in East, revealing in a moderate tone the artist’s insight about contemporary Chinese culture. About The Artist: Yang Dongying...

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks, viewed as mountains -the larger world of nature in microcosm, often supplanted actual scenery as sources of inspiration for images of landscape. Whether it’s garden design or Chinese landscape painting, one of the most important considerations is the harmonious arrangement of elements expressing different aspects of yin( metaphor of feminity) and yang...

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds #9 The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks viewed as mountains -the larger world of nature in microcosm, often supplanted actual scenery as sources of inspiration for images of landscape. Whether it’s garden design or Chinese landscape painting, one of the most important considerations is the harmonious arrangement of elements expressing different aspects of yin( metaphor of feminity) and yang...

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds #14 The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks...

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds #12 The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks...

Pop Style- Limited Edition Abstract Prints - Spring Rosy Clouds #11 The piece is signed and numbered, limited edition of 99 A.P About Spring Rosy Clouds The highly conceptual series has drawn materials from the rocks of Chinese Gardens. Garden rocks, viewed as mountains -the larger world of nature in microcosm, often supplanted actual scenery as sources of inspiration for images of landscape. Whether it’s garden design or Chinese landscape painting, one of the most important considerations is the harmonious arrangement of elements expressing different aspects of yin( metaphor of feminity) and yang(metaphor of masculinity). In this series, the artist uses digital techniques to combine the image of flower (feminity) and rocks (masculinity), expressing the vitality of life. Behind the simple lines lie an outstanding creating ability of lines that have long set the artist apart. The pink color, along with the implied meaning of Spring in the title of work suggests implicitly the repressed sexual concept in East, revealing in a moderate tone the artist’s insight about contemporary Chinese culture. About The Artist: Yang Dongying...