Rainbow Soft-Serve

DETAILS
length 18” x height 24” x width .5”
Spray Paint + Acrylic Pen + Latex Paint
Painted on Canvas
Back is Wired to Hang Without Framing

These rainbow colors drip down a dusky apricot background. Liz Haywood paints with big, loose and free gestural strokes to build up thick layers of paint on the canvas. This colorful pop-art painting will lift your spirits. This is a cheerful soft-serve ice-cream painting. This artwork is full of subtly shifting colors. The swirls in this painting on canvas will tie in with the color scheme in almost any room. This painting will give you the trendy COLOR POP you need to keep your living space playful and fun.
please purchase this painting today for $480. You can have this painting shipped anywhere in the continental United States. If you are located in Charlotte you can pick this original pop-art painting up free-of-charge from Liz Haywood, herself, in the Elizabeth Neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina. 

These rainbow colors melt into each other on a pale dusky blue-gray background. The tip-top of the rainbow swirl is a refreshing teal. As you follow the aqua color down you notice it blending into bright minty green. The colors of the swirls continue to melt into canary yellow blending into a pale pastel citrus orange sorbet. Finally, the colors of the sweet treat turn to watermelon pink and with just a hint of yummy berry at the very bottom.

About The Artist:
Liz graduated from Appalachian State University and then attended the Portfolio Center in Atlanta. She completed her studies winning several student awards. Liz was attracted to the professional challenge of working in New York. She worked primarily as a graphic artist in Manhattan for seven years. After attaining the position as head of graphic design for the popular shoe brand, Dolce Vita, she focused on establishing herself as an independent artist. Returning to the south, she developed a steady demand for her art through social media and local showings. In Atlanta, she painted several murals in public spaces to voice her social concerns. After relocating to Charlotte, Liz created a body of work for festivals and arts shows, including Bethesda Art Row and The Festival in The Park. She was awarded an Honorable Mention by SouthEnd Arts and the Brooklyn Collective in 2021. That year Liz was also accepted into a mural residency program by Brand the Moth, where she completed her capstone mural at Lenny Boy Brewing Company. Liz’s work is now being displayed nationwide after being juried into the ArtPop class of 2022.