Colorscope Gallery Show - BLUE HOUR COWBOYS

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Michelle Bāzis is a writer, photographer, and artist based in Bella Vista. She studied journalism and fine arts at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and currently serves as the managing editor of Bentonville and Rogers City Lifestyle Magazines. Michelle's paintings lean whimsical and nostalgic, often featuring sentimental icons, strong characters, and symbols of the Ozarks. Her art is most recognizable for its bold colors and composition, while incorporating elements of realism and storytelling. Fundamentally, Michelle's art is "FUN" and intends to inspire feelings of joy, humor, and empowerment.

 BLUE HOUR COWBOYS

"Blue Hour Cowboy" is inspired by the artist’s Pantone assignment. The "Marlin" color reminded Michelle of blue hour, just before the sun rises, when many cowboys start their day. The color is mixed with other tones of the hour to make the painting truly saturated yet vibrant. They also tried something new with their colorful tiles for this project, bringing a layer of color-play squares to the foreground. Michelle also built the oak frame for "Blue Hour Cowboy" their self .

21" x 21": Acrylic on canvas , oak frame

Colorscope Gallery Show - BLUE HOUR COWBOYS

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