Surprise me
← All collections

Abstract

Warm modern abstracts: stacked stones and soft blobs, brushed forms, torn strips, cut shapes and colour fields in terracotta, caramel, sand, sage and charcoal, with a few deep teal, oxblood and olive statement pieces.

20 printsPortrait · square · landscape · phoneFree · 300 dpi
Tap a print for every size, free
Three rounded, irregular forms in terracotta, sand and sage cluster in the middle of a cream sheet. Where they overlap the colours deepen, as if each were cut from thin coloured paper.Terracotta BloomNo. 1
Three tall capsule shapes in caramel, dusty rose and sage stand side by side on an oat ground, each set at a different height, with a small terracotta disc crossing the top of the middle one. Where any two overlap, a deeper shared colour shows, like sheets of tinted tracing paper.VellumNo. 2
A grid of square tiles in warm neutrals and earth colours. Each tile holds one half disc in a contrasting colour, set alternately on its top and bottom edge, so that neighbouring tiles meet as split circles across the sheet.Half MoonsNo. 3
A terracotta half sun sits on a charcoal band at the foot of a pale sheet, with a caramel line along the horizon. A cream halo surrounds it, and broad sand-coloured rays fan out behind it to the edges of the sheet.Sun FanNo. 4
Six smooth, slightly flattened stones are stacked in a leaning column on a putty ground with a fine ground line beneath them, largest at the base: charcoal, terracotta, cream, sage, caramel and a small charcoal stone at the top.River StonesNo. 5
A charcoal sheet holds two tall panels side by side. On the cream left panel stands a tall caramel stone brushed with darker vertical streaks; on the sand right panel a low, wide charcoal stone with horizontal streaks sits lower down, a small terracotta dot above it.DiptychNo. 6
A single broad charcoal brushstroke rises from the lower left, arcs across the top and curls back down on the right, its bristle marks visible along its length. A small terracotta disc sits inside the curve.GestureNo. 7
A charcoal beam rests level on a terracotta half disc above a sand ground. A sage ball sits at one end, and a caramel block with a smaller rust block on top sits at the other.BalanceNo. 8
One large scalloped terracotta disc sits just above centre on an oat-sand ground, its lower edge resting on a single charcoal band that runs the full width of the sheet.Cut ShapesNo. 9
A row of vertical strips of torn coloured paper stands on a cream sheet, each beginning and ending at a slightly different height, with a pale paper core showing along the torn ends. Most are warm neutrals; one is terracotta.Torn LayersNo. 10
A large rounded caramel form sits on a sage ground. A fine charcoal line starts at the top left, loops around the form's side and ends in a dot on the right; a small cream disc floats above.Line WalkNo. 11
On a warm cream ground an orange quarter circle fills the lower-right corner, a tall mustard capsule stands with its foot on the quarter's arc, and a deep teal circle overlaps the capsule, so the three shapes read as one construction.Mid-CenturyNo. 12
A wide band made of parallel stripes in sand, cream, terracotta and caramel sweeps up from the lower left of a deep teal sheet and out across the top right. A small sand disc sits below the curve.TidewaterNo. 13
A large disc on a deep oxblood ground is cut down the middle: the blush left half has slipped up, the dusty rose right half down, on either side of a fine cream line that crosses the full width. A small cream dot sits above.Oxblood MoonNo. 14
A row of arch-topped columns in alternating tall and short heights stands along the foot of an olive sheet, in cream, caramel, pale sand, terracotta and sand. A sand-coloured disc hangs in the olive sky above them.ColonnadeNo. 15
Two equal discs, one sand and one charcoal, overlap on the diagonal of a terracotta ground. Where they cross, a lens-shaped area is printed in deep rust.OverlapNo. 16
Four bands of rounded hills overlap from the middle of the sheet down to the foot, in sand, caramel, deep sage and rust, with a terracotta sun low in the pale sky behind them.Layered HillsNo. 17
On a charcoal ground, a large sand quarter circle rises from the lower left corner, a tall rust slab stands right of centre and a cream disc floats upper left.Charcoal StudyNo. 18
Three slender fronds rise from the foot of a cream sheet in pale sage, deep sage and terracotta, each a curved stem with pairs of pointed leaflets that shorten towards the tip. A sand sun sits above them on the right.FrondsNo. 19
On a deep teal ground a horseshoe arch of alternating terracotta and cream wedges stands on two slim sand columns with caramel capitals, framed by a fine caramel line. A sand disc sits in the opening, and a rust band runs along the foot.Striped ArchNo. 20
PreviousMinimalNextOriginals