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All Eyes On: Danielle Boudreau

Danielle Boudreau

Danielle Boudreau is an emerging self-taught artist from Moncton, New Brunswick, working primarily in acrylics, oils, and other mixed media such as beading and collage. She often depicts maximalist still lives with bold color palettes and a mix of tight, crisp lines, and impressionist brush strokes in her work. Her work is inspired by the surroundings she curates – still life with often overflowing plants and flowers, fruit and vegetables, household objects, patterned textiles, and vintage dishware.  Her pieces exude beauty and sentimentality, allowing the viewer insight into her romantic and nostalgic outlook on life. She treats her current work as she would an arrangement from her past as a floral designer where color harmony, compositional balance and depth are her main focus.

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still life painting with plants, lemons and onions in shades of purple and red

Lucky ,7, 2021, Oil on paint on cotton canvas, 12 x 16 inches

still life painting with plants, lemons and onions in shades of purple and red
still life painting oil on cotton canvas, visid colours, soup and oranges

Destroy everything you touch, 2021, Oil on paint on cotton canvas, 18 x 24 inches

still life painting oil on cotton canvas, visid colours, soup and oranges

oli on canvas painting with flowers tomatoes and a plant
Jester’s table, 2021
Oil on paint on cotton canvas, 20 x 20 inches
oli on canvas painting with flowers tomatoes and a plant
still life painting with red oranges and a plants on the table oil on canvas
Ju Steele, 2021
Oil on paint on cotton canvas, 12 x 16 inches

still life painting with red oranges and a plants on the table oil on canvas
dark blue still life painting with birds and flower patterns in vintage style

Cool with chaos, 2022, Oil on paint on cotton canvas, 16 x 20 inches

dark blue still life painting with birds and flower patterns in vintage style
Get in touch with Danielle:

@danielle.b.artworks
www.daniellebartworks.com
Facebook: danielle.b.artworks

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