De Stijl

De StijlDe Stijl was an avant garde dutch art movement created in 1917 later called neoplasticism. De Stijl's english translation is "the style". The Style's body of work was largely created by Piet Mondrian (Artist), Theo van Doesburg (Artist) & Gerrit Rietveld (Designer & Architect) et al. De Stijl is considered abstract and uses visual reduction, asymmetric shapes and the original artworks always came unframed as they were (considered by the artist) an

It's created to be a visual representation of satellite moons with a parent planet set in space

The turtle breathes out bubbles from its mouth and light is seen streaming throughout the aquamarine coloured water

This technique was intended to give the print a better sense of depth and warmth (red coloured lines)

It's created with a slightly neon aqua colour and uses circles with black fills and light strokes along with two aqua fills

It can be used in a creative space

The marine park is known for its biodiversity but also a place where tourists can swim with turtles & whale sharks

complementary colours

Hahnemühle 308g 100% cotton archival rag

De Stijl was a movement which influenced art

A large amount of time was spent with the alignment of the inner circles top & bottom black lines which were aligned perfectly horizontal with the two outer circles adjacent lines

orange coloured leaves falling from trees within the autumn months

A thickly-weighted red square centres the design