Green on Turquoise Floral Design with White and Yellow Flowers Acrylic Print

acrylic prints flower acrylic prints turquoise acrylic prints turquoise background acrylic prints white flowers acrylic prints yellow flowers acrylic prints brown diamond acrylic prints tulip leaves acrylic prints vine acrylic prints white dots acrylic prints symmetrical acrylic prints mirror image acrylic prints dark turquoise acrylic prints garden acrylic prints tile acrylic prints ornate acrylic prints

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This design is subtle in that the green and turquoise are very close to each other on the color wheel (analogous). In this case the green is a little lighter than the turquoise. At any rate, the color scheme is laid back, and much more calm-inducing than energy inducing. The design might be good for a home environment or medical environment where peace is sought.

In terms of symbolism and how colors make us feel, green is the color of growth, subtle growth, and turquoise is the color of spirituality and depth. White is the color of purity and innocence, and yellow is the color of thoughts and joy. The diamond shape often represents earth, and in this case it is also brown, an earth color. Diamonds are also supposed to mean protection from wind.

The floral design might be nice in a room where you are growing a lot of plants, or in a bedroom where you want se...

I have a bachelor's degree in Studio Art and a masters degree in Art Education. I used to be an art teacher and taught grades K - 12. In order to teach art in the public schools, I needed to learn a lot of mediums. I have carried this into my art studio as well, painting in one area of the studio and making altered digital photographs in another part of the studio. My primary mediums are painting, drawing, digital art, illustrations, cartoons, hand thrown pottery and relief sculpture. If you see pottery in my photographic work, it is my own hand-thrown piece. I have shown my work in galleries and through juried shows at art centers and museums. Some notables include The Delaware Art Museum, Haverford Center of the Arts,...