Original Abstract Ink Painting Rhythms Cathedral 18"x24"
Original abstract layered ink painting, Rhythms, Cathedral in artisanal ink, wild grape and porcelain berry.
Size | 18x24 inches | 45.7 x 61 cm
Paper | Strathmore Aquarelle Watercolour - Acuarela | Cold Pressed. 300 g/m - 140 lb
STYLE
RHYTHMS | Layer upon layer, stroke upon stroke, ink glides across the paper. Shifting the paper in my hands, looking for reflections of wet ink, making sure it's dry before adding more and tracing the ink-dried paper with my finger, trying to determine the direction of the future layer, feeling out what resonates. The layers mimic the days: drops offs, walks, berry picking, conversations, painting, strollers, making ink, thrifting for treasure, cooking dinner, one on top of the other, till one day ends and a new one begins.
WILD GRAPE INK | Back and forth, pushing a stroller, cheering on a scooter, traveling the same paths, you notice your surroundings in more detail. A beautiful old house, a for-sale sign in front, old grape vines wrap around an iron fence—muffled music from a white sedan, a man in a tracksuit on the phone talking excitedly. Casually talking to my Mom on the phone, I take out a gallon bag, parting leaves, gently plucking them, sticky hands, careful not to get stung by the buzzing bees. Rinsing with cold water, removing city grime, stainless steel bowl, and potato masher, straining and funneling into a delicate, syrupy sweet smelling, lavender ink.
PORCELAIN BERRY INK | Varying shades of robins egg blue, small berries speckle a backdrop of dark green leaves along the brick walls by the Con Ed facility. People pass by, asking, staring; one woman said she had eaten them before daily. Don't let the dazzling blue color fool you, though. These berries as ink are traitors! On the inside, a soft cream color, an ethereal peachy beige emerges triumphant upon mashing, boiling, and straining.
PACKAGING | Each painting is stamped with archival ink, with the artist's Japanese last name on the front and a Funabashi studio stamp on the back. The types of ink used, where they were found, the approximate date of creation, and an ID number are all meticulously inscribed by hand and signed with a fountain pen, ensuring the accuracy and authenticity of each piece.
SHIPPING | The painting will be carefully sealed in a cellophane bag and loosely rolled into a USPS Priority Mail Small Tube. Please remove it carefully from the tube, unroll it, and give it time to rest and flatten after its journey. We send all packages within 48 hours and sooner when possible. You will receive an email with tracking information after it ships. If you have any shipping questions or want to use a different carrier, please email kelly@funabashi.studio. We only ship in the US, but please reach out & email kelly@funabashi.studio if you're interested, and in another country, we'd love to make it work.
We accept the following forms of payment:
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diner's Club, JCB, and Apple Pay
*The actual colors of the painting may vary slightly. The color difference is due to computer monitors displaying colors differently, and we all see colors slightly differently. We try extremely hard to ensure our photos are as close to real life as possible, but please understand that the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. We cannot guarantee that the color you see on the website will accurately portray the product's color in person.
Original abstract layered ink painting, Rhythms, Cathedral in artisanal ink, wild grape and porcelain berry.
Size | 18x24 inches | 45.7 x 61 cm
Paper | Strathmore Aquarelle Watercolour - Acuarela | Cold Pressed. 300 g/m - 140 lb
STYLE
RHYTHMS | Layer upon layer, stroke upon stroke, ink glides across the paper. Shifting the paper in my hands, looking for reflections of wet ink, making sure it's dry before adding more and tracing the ink-dried paper with my finger, trying to determine the direction of the future layer, feeling out what resonates. The layers mimic the days: drops offs, walks, berry picking, conversations, painting, strollers, making ink, thrifting for treasure, cooking dinner, one on top of the other, till one day ends and a new one begins.
WILD GRAPE INK | Back and forth, pushing a stroller, cheering on a scooter, traveling the same paths, you notice your surroundings in more detail. A beautiful old house, a for-sale sign in front, old grape vines wrap around an iron fence—muffled music from a white sedan, a man in a tracksuit on the phone talking excitedly. Casually talking to my Mom on the phone, I take out a gallon bag, parting leaves, gently plucking them, sticky hands, careful not to get stung by the buzzing bees. Rinsing with cold water, removing city grime, stainless steel bowl, and potato masher, straining and funneling into a delicate, syrupy sweet smelling, lavender ink.
PORCELAIN BERRY INK | Varying shades of robins egg blue, small berries speckle a backdrop of dark green leaves along the brick walls by the Con Ed facility. People pass by, asking, staring; one woman said she had eaten them before daily. Don't let the dazzling blue color fool you, though. These berries as ink are traitors! On the inside, a soft cream color, an ethereal peachy beige emerges triumphant upon mashing, boiling, and straining.
PACKAGING | Each painting is stamped with archival ink, with the artist's Japanese last name on the front and a Funabashi studio stamp on the back. The types of ink used, where they were found, the approximate date of creation, and an ID number are all meticulously inscribed by hand and signed with a fountain pen, ensuring the accuracy and authenticity of each piece.
SHIPPING | The painting will be carefully sealed in a cellophane bag and loosely rolled into a USPS Priority Mail Small Tube. Please remove it carefully from the tube, unroll it, and give it time to rest and flatten after its journey. We send all packages within 48 hours and sooner when possible. You will receive an email with tracking information after it ships. If you have any shipping questions or want to use a different carrier, please email kelly@funabashi.studio. We only ship in the US, but please reach out & email kelly@funabashi.studio if you're interested, and in another country, we'd love to make it work.
We accept the following forms of payment:
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diner's Club, JCB, and Apple Pay
*The actual colors of the painting may vary slightly. The color difference is due to computer monitors displaying colors differently, and we all see colors slightly differently. We try extremely hard to ensure our photos are as close to real life as possible, but please understand that the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. We cannot guarantee that the color you see on the website will accurately portray the product's color in person.
Original abstract layered ink painting, Rhythms, Cathedral in artisanal ink, wild grape and porcelain berry.
Size | 18x24 inches | 45.7 x 61 cm
Paper | Strathmore Aquarelle Watercolour - Acuarela | Cold Pressed. 300 g/m - 140 lb
STYLE
RHYTHMS | Layer upon layer, stroke upon stroke, ink glides across the paper. Shifting the paper in my hands, looking for reflections of wet ink, making sure it's dry before adding more and tracing the ink-dried paper with my finger, trying to determine the direction of the future layer, feeling out what resonates. The layers mimic the days: drops offs, walks, berry picking, conversations, painting, strollers, making ink, thrifting for treasure, cooking dinner, one on top of the other, till one day ends and a new one begins.
WILD GRAPE INK | Back and forth, pushing a stroller, cheering on a scooter, traveling the same paths, you notice your surroundings in more detail. A beautiful old house, a for-sale sign in front, old grape vines wrap around an iron fence—muffled music from a white sedan, a man in a tracksuit on the phone talking excitedly. Casually talking to my Mom on the phone, I take out a gallon bag, parting leaves, gently plucking them, sticky hands, careful not to get stung by the buzzing bees. Rinsing with cold water, removing city grime, stainless steel bowl, and potato masher, straining and funneling into a delicate, syrupy sweet smelling, lavender ink.
PORCELAIN BERRY INK | Varying shades of robins egg blue, small berries speckle a backdrop of dark green leaves along the brick walls by the Con Ed facility. People pass by, asking, staring; one woman said she had eaten them before daily. Don't let the dazzling blue color fool you, though. These berries as ink are traitors! On the inside, a soft cream color, an ethereal peachy beige emerges triumphant upon mashing, boiling, and straining.
PACKAGING | Each painting is stamped with archival ink, with the artist's Japanese last name on the front and a Funabashi studio stamp on the back. The types of ink used, where they were found, the approximate date of creation, and an ID number are all meticulously inscribed by hand and signed with a fountain pen, ensuring the accuracy and authenticity of each piece.
SHIPPING | The painting will be carefully sealed in a cellophane bag and loosely rolled into a USPS Priority Mail Small Tube. Please remove it carefully from the tube, unroll it, and give it time to rest and flatten after its journey. We send all packages within 48 hours and sooner when possible. You will receive an email with tracking information after it ships. If you have any shipping questions or want to use a different carrier, please email kelly@funabashi.studio. We only ship in the US, but please reach out & email kelly@funabashi.studio if you're interested, and in another country, we'd love to make it work.
We accept the following forms of payment:
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diner's Club, JCB, and Apple Pay
*The actual colors of the painting may vary slightly. The color difference is due to computer monitors displaying colors differently, and we all see colors slightly differently. We try extremely hard to ensure our photos are as close to real life as possible, but please understand that the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor. We cannot guarantee that the color you see on the website will accurately portray the product's color in person.
