Chiaroscuro Park

The Original Is A Water Color On Canvas 
 
This watercolor painting features two elegant, abstract women, strolling through a park that's filled with rich and vibrant colors. The background is awash with an array of hues, but the women are the true focus of the piece. Their sophisticated and refined demeanor is accentuated by the chiaroscuro effect, which gives their figures depth and dimensionality. The painting is a modern take on the chiaroscuro technique, which was commonly used in Renaissance and Baroque art to create dramatic and shadowy contrasts between light and dark.
 
Chiaroscuro is an Italian term that means "light-dark." It is a technique that uses strong contrasts between light and dark tones to create a sense of volume and depth in a two-dimensional artwork. It was commonly used by Renaissance and Baroque artists, such as Leonardo da Vinci.