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Royal Thoughts | Mixed Media by Robin Malpass Art. Item composed of canvas and synthetic
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Royal Thoughts | Mixed Media by Robin Malpass Art. Item composed of canvas and synthetic
Royal Thoughts | Mixed Media by Robin Malpass Art. Item composed of canvas and synthetic
Royal Thoughts | Mixed Media by Robin Malpass Art. Item composed of canvas and synthetic

Created and Sold by Robin Malpass Art

Robin Malpass Art

Royal Thoughts - Mixed Media

Price $2,800

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Shipping: UPS 5-10 days
Estimated Arrival: May 22, 2024
Expedited shipping available for an additional fee.

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Upcycled Product

Made In USA

Locally Sourced

DimensionsWeight
40H x 40W x 1.75D in
101.6H x 101.6W x 4.45D cm
4.99 kg
11 lb

Acrylic, Black Lava, Stucco on Canvas 48 x 60 inches. Created with a discarded plastic credit card.

Item Royal Thoughts
Created by Robin Malpass Art
As seen in Creator's Studio, Chicago, IL
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Robin Malpass Art
Meet the Creator

Robin Malpass Art

Chicago, IL

Wescover creator since 2022
Upcycled Fine Art

I see potential in broken and discarded objects by upcycling them into fine art. I work intuitively creating works on canvas. My paintings begin by applying a variety of found objects and natural composites, such as black lava and shattered auto glass to the surface. While working soft pastels or layers of acrylic over the textures I eschew brushes and palette knives for my favorite mark-making tools; my hands and my credit cards. Using a credit card to create art began as a symbolic act to put plastic to better use. Now, it is my tool of choice to sculpt, carve and manipulate the paint into a texture that is visually intriguing. Since I began this process in 2004 and have since expanded my tools to include discarded plastic lids and caps. Their circular shapes infuse an energy and motion that is visually kinetic.