• Periwinkle blue abstract art print by Canadian abstract artist Susannah Bleasby
  • Periwinkle blue abstract art print by Canadian abstract artist Susannah Bleasby
  • Periwinkle blue abstract art print by Canadian abstract artist Susannah Bleasby
  • Periwinkle blue abstract art print by Canadian abstract artist Susannah Bleasby
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'Detours / Periwinkle'

Fine Art Print

Purely abstract ‘colour play’ is an essential part of my daily art practice. I push blobs of paint around the canvas exploring movement, composition, and emotion to create joyful colour studies that serve as the basis for many of my abstract paintings. The paintings in this collection of ‘Detours’ are based on several of these colour studies.  They are bright and beautiful and reflect the feeling of freedom I have when I’m playing with paint and embracing the feeling of joy when things come together on the canvas.

Periwinkle makes a unique statement. It’s an organic form brimming with a carefree confidence and daring curiosity that sparks the imagination.

Beautifully created as a fine art print based on the original painting, ‘Detours / Periwinkle’ adds brightness to a room without overpowering it, blending a playful form with a rich tapestry of colours.

$79.00 CAD
$79.00 CAD
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Timelines

Prints ship 10-14 days after ordering. My specialist printer will create your abstract print to order on museum-quality Canson 310gsm bright white paper with archival pigment inks.

Hamilton pickup

If you are in the Hamilton (Ontario) area and would prefer to pick your colourful abstract print in person, please use the code HAMLOCAL at checkout to bypass shipping.

Sizes

Print sizes reflect the cut paper size. All abstract prints are created with a 1” white border. Prints are signed within the white border.

Custom Sizes

If you're looking for a specific size that does not appear here, please reach out to prints@susannahbee.com and I'll try to accommodate your request.

Materials

All my colourful Abstract Prints are beautifully created on museum-quality Canson 310gsm bright white paper with archival pigment inks.