Danielle Hutchens / Fine Art / Painting / The First Way

Danielle Hutchens takes inspiration from nature and infuses it into her toolkit of materials. Natural pigments collected from stones on hikes, the beach or in the canyon are grind up into powder pigment and combined with non toxic binders of walnut oil, water or natural acrylic medium to become her paints. These earthy pigments are archival and are often combined with oil pastels, acrylics and charcoal in her artworks. 

• Original painting, framed in walnut wood
• Materials – Natural pigment (archival), charcoal and colored pencil, on unprimed canvas
• Size – 20x20 in

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Topanga Canyon, CA

Danielle Hutchens brings natural elements to her fine art practice, introducing color, texture, and shape from the environment. Gestural marks, collected over time in sketches and memories, appear in various forms, organic and considered. A former career in graphic design also lends a narrative structure to Danielle's artwork. She works from her studio in Topanga Canyon, just outside Los Angeles proper, digging in the dirt with her hands and experimenting with themes of play, feminine and masculine energy and a curiosity for the world around her.

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