Summer Beach Knife Oil Paintings By Alena Shymchonak
Alena Shymchonak is a painter who comes from Estonia. She produces a lot of paintings for collectors in different countries. She like using palette knife and oil painting to produce her paintings.
“My paintings are inspired by the colors and textures I imagine or I saw during my travels. The paintings acquire with them depth, life and energy. If I can capture that energy and make a connection with the collector on an emotional level, then I’ve created a successful painting.” she says.
What is it better than going to the beach for enjoying summer ? Nothing ? Sure.
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