Flat
A “flat canvas form” is a term used to describe the physical surface on which an artist creates their artwork. It is one of the most widely used surfaces for paintings. Additionally, it serves as a versatile foundation for various artistic techniques and mediums.
A flat canvas typically consists of a slab of canvas that is designed for artistic use. It is often sealed with a sealant such as gesso or primer.
Unlike a stretched canvas, a flat canvas has not been stretched over a wooden frame. It has its advantages, such as being easier to store and taking up less space. The one downside, however, is it requires additional framing if you intend on hanging it.
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Peaks & Pines
In “Peaks & Pines,” artist Trese Judd renders a majestic winter scene in acrylic. Bold strokes depict snow-capped peaks towering over a quiet valley with evergreens, capturing the serene and untamed spirit of the wilderness.
Morning Light Blooms
“Morning Light Blooms,” by Trese Judd, captures the gentle beauty of pastel blossoms in a rustic vase, illuminated by soft morning light. This original acrylic painting evokes warmth and serenity through its delicate textures and earthy tones.
Meadow’s Crown
“Meadow’s Crown,” an original acrylic painting by contemporary artist, Trese Judd. This impressionistic piece captures the serene beauty of pastel blooms standing regally in a lush meadow–a celebration of nature’s grace.
Finding Home
“Finding Home” is an original acrylic painting by Trese Judd featuring a sunlit desert scene with palm trees, a winding path, a white stucco home, and a small white dog gazing sweetly at the viewer — set against the majestic backdrop of California mountains.
Lovebirds and Cherry Blossoms
Two lovebirds meet beak-to-beak among blooming cherry blossoms in this soft, springtime painting by Trese Judd. A sweet, floral moment captured in acrylic.
