Iris Kanji

The artwork is a digital painting of a close-up view of iris blossoms with vibrant blue petals and light green stems. The petals are richly textured with variations of blue and purple, creating depth and a slightly velvety appearance. The flower's reproductive parts are detailed in warm yellow and green tones, contrasting with the cool colors of the petals. A small bee with detailed wings and body is depicted in mid-flight near the flower, adding a dynamic element to the composition. The background is a muted, varied green tone with magenta hints that emphasizes the vivid colors of the flower and bee, making them the focal points of the artwork. The texture of the canvas is subtly visible, enhancing the overall visual interest.

The digital painting offers a striking close-up of a flower that instantly captivates the viewer with its bold color choices and engaging composition. The use of vibrant blues and purples in the petals is especially effective, drawing the eye and creating a sense of lushness and depth. I appreciate how texture has been played with here—the velvety look of the petals is palpable, and the artist’s attention to the subtle shifts in color within the blues adds a sense of physicality and life to the piece. The visible canvas texture is a thoughtful touch for a digital work, bridging traditional and digital painting aesthetics and giving the surface a tactile quality. This kind of detail demonstrates an awareness of how texture can elevate a viewer’s experience.

If ordered directly from the artist the product is 30 by 20 inches plus 2” gallery wrap, printed on museum-quality Epson Exhibition gloss-finished canvas using a professional Epson P6000 24-inch wide printer and protected by two coats of clear lacquer. It has artist's signature lower right front, individually numbered, it is shipped in a sturdy tube to save you high shipping charges and allows you to select the mounting of your choice.