Embellishing a 38x48" Canvas Print of "And There You'll Be"

Just a sneak peek at how I love to embellish my canvas prints. These are reproductions of my work, that are printed by local company Art Magik (www.artmagik.ca), and this piece is called "And There You'll Be", and is one of my favourite works, as well as, one of the first ones that I'd reproduced. I have since reproduced over 75 pieces. Embellishment is just a fancy term for the addition of painted accents to highlight specific areas of the print, that would make it feel and look like more of an original work.

[@raerae6422]

So clever! Especially the use of shimmery metallics!

[@allisondawrant]

Thanks Rae

[@lisalisa8486]

Ii was so interesting to watch you add details on your print! I am really enjoying your channel ❤️

[@allisondawrant]

thankyou ! ♥️

[@Insidekimsworld]

Wow. That is just lovely. I would like to try working that big.

[@allisondawrant]

thank you so much. Sometimes working bigger is more freeing, although it is intimidating at first. thanks Kim!

[@cathyd5944]

It is fascinating watching your process. While I will likely never embellish a large canvas you have imparted such great tips that will help me in my art. What a gorgeous piece! Congratulations on your partnership with The Audio Room!

[@DollyRider]

Why do you add the same elements to your watercolors?

[@DollyRider]

I think you’re an awesome watercolorist BTW.

[@allisondawrant]

i’m not sure i understand the question?

[@sharonalkenbrack2871]

Will you frame this? And with your adding to the print do you finish it with something?

[@allisondawrant]

It's a dura canvas print already stretched on a gallery wide wood frame. I add a triple fine spray varnish as a finishing UV protectant

[@sharonalkenbrack2871]

@@allisondawrant thank you.