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Julie Amlin
“Dreaming Of The Way You Said It”
12 × 12” Framed
Acrylic + Pencil Crayon on Wood Panel
$300
In this piece, the crayon takes center stage, its quick, jagged marks resembling a word hastily written—an ephemeral trace of thought or speech. The acrylic, in contrast, flows more continuously across the panel, yet retains a sense of speed and movement. The interplay between the two mediums creates a dynamic tension, inviting the viewer into a vibrant dialogue between immediacy, expression, and reflection.
Julie Amlin
“Dreaming Of The Way You Said It”
12 × 12” Framed
Acrylic + Pencil Crayon on Wood Panel
$300
In this piece, the crayon takes center stage, its quick, jagged marks resembling a word hastily written—an ephemeral trace of thought or speech. The acrylic, in contrast, flows more continuously across the panel, yet retains a sense of speed and movement. The interplay between the two mediums creates a dynamic tension, inviting the viewer into a vibrant dialogue between immediacy, expression, and reflection.