Part of the All for Love Series, Sweets for the Sweet is a joyous riot of gold infused colour. Created with alcohol inks on metallic foil, the piece shimmers with a radiant gold background, scattered with hearts in vivid reds, pinks, oranges, yellows, and greens. Each heart glows with layered transparency, creating depth and movement as light dances across the surface. The playful arrangement evokes feelings of warmth, connection, and celebration, capturing the many shades of love. This vibrant work invites the viewer to bask in its uplifting graffiti inspired energy—a sparkling reminder that love, in all its colours, is worth cherishing.
Comes with a timber easel for on shelf or table top display, or grab a frame from your favourite store to suit your decor. Enquire if you would like us to frame the work - additional costs apply.
- 25.4cm x 30.5cm unframed
- canvas board
- comes with a timber easel for shelf or table top display
- metallic leaf foil
- alcohol inks
- textured paste
- varnished
Stamped, signed and dated by the artist on the back with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Colour may vary depending on your device. Items are usually photographed under day light and a ring light, but conditions vary. Please ask for more images if you would like to. The contact form is here.
Some images may use mock-ups to showcase the look and feel of the item—please check the listed measurements to ensure the perfect fit for your space before purchasing. Thankyou.
Artist Notes - General
Elizabeth is a Dunedin based artist, self-taught and passionate about adding joy to every day, expressed through art. Layers of paint and medium are built up over the canvas to create volume and form. This approach gives rise to a sense of movement and life in the work that includes raised surfaces, dips, slopes, bumps, cracks and lumps. Please zoom in on the images provided to appreciate these aspects of the work.
While the artist attributes meaning to all her artworks, she is keen for the viewer to find their own happiness and meaning in the pattern, colour and texture. These elements in and of themselves provide calm, restful and restorative properties to one's decor.
