Artwork The World is Losing Color (part 3)

The world is losing color 'part 3'

The Story
Also in the final part of the trilogy, the gradual decay of nature remains central. In this work, you see the Macaw (bird) slowly losing its color. The roses symbolize the Macaw’s blood, as it strives to survive by keeping the healthy roses close.

Making of 'The world is losing color, part 3'

Photography

20%

Photo editing

60%

Digital drawing

20%

Certificate of Authenticity

All my works come with a certificate of authenticity, including all necessary information and signature. I also document when, where, and by whom my works are initially purchased. You’ll receive the certificate of authenticity physically. Please keep it safe and secure!

Additionally, all my works are limited or exclusive. If limited, you’ll see the edition you’ve purchased. Do you have any questions about this? Feel free to send a message.

Certificate of Authenticity

Additionally, all my works are limited or exclusive. If limited, you’ll see the edition you’ve purchased. Do you have any questions about this? Feel free to send a message.

Donation to charity

With my work, I aim to make the world even more beautiful. The artworks represent a colorful and healthy living environment for both humans and animals, something we cannot take for granted. That’s why, with each artwork sold, I donate to #Teamtrees allowing them to plant 20 trees. See below how many trees have already been planted:

Donation to charity

Need help?

Are you interested, need help to decide, or want to know more? For example about the frame color or type of glass? I’m happy to assist in finding what suits the light and color of your interior best. Have other questions you need help with? Feel free to send me a message to erwin.lustig@gmail.com.

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FAQ

What does the creative process look like?

All my artworks start with an idea. I draw inspiration from everything around me, and I combine it with my own imagination. The foundation of an artwork is always a story I want to tell. To develop an idea thoroughly, I conduct extensive research to gather as much information as possible about the subject at hand. Then, I flesh out my ideas into multiple concepts, which can be digital drawings or compositions of visual material I intend to use. Based on these concepts, I create one final concept with the ultimate composition, which I then develop into the final artwork.

Do you use A.I?

No! I never use A.I. The tools I use are a mix of Photography, Photo editing (Photoshop), digital drawing and 3D.

Which charities do you support with your art?

I mainly support the charities #TeamTrees, #WWF, and #TheOceanCleanup. If you’re interested in purchasing a piece and have another charity in mind that aligns with my vision, it’s always open for discussion to make a one-time switch.

What materials does the artwork consist of?

It’s important to me that my art looks great when printed and that you can enjoy it for a long time. Therefore, I’ve carefully selected the printing company I collaborate with. My art consists of the following high-quality materials:

Print:

Canson Infinity Archival Pigmentprint on FineArt

Diasec Glass (2 choices):

High gloss (Normal Glass)
Museum Glass (TruLife)

Frame:

Handmade frame, made of walnut wood (color can be discussed)

Can you always receive advice from the artist on how the artwork fits in your interior?

Absolutely! When you purchase an artwork, I’m happy to assist in finding the right spot to hang it, determining the frame color that best suits, and selecting the type of glass that will showcase the artwork most beautifully. Through digital photos, we can collectively determine where the artwork is displayed best.

Is worldwide delivery available?

Yes, my works are delivered worldwide. If you have any questions about this, such as regarding costs and timing, please don’t hesitate to send a message for more information.