I'm thrilled to introduce you to one of my latest creations, "On the Other Side".
There’s something about standing at the edge of the unknown. It’s exhilarating, terrifying, and full of possibility—all at once. That’s the feeling I wanted to capture in my latest artwork, "On The Other Side", a bold, abstract acrylic painting that’s more than just colour on canvas. It’s a story, a memory, and a reflection of pushing through fear to find something greater.
The Inspiration Behind "On The Other Side"
I remember reading Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway when I was much younger. The lesson running through the book took a long time to take route, and an even longer time to live and breathe it, but in the end, that lesson stayed with me.
This painting represents the fire of uncertainty, the intensity of stepping beyond comfort, and the moment when you realise that taking action is always better than standing still.
A Story in Colour
"On The Other Side" is a burst of fire-coloured energy, starting with soft pale yellows on the outer edges before intensifying into deep oranges and fiery reds. The composition pulls you inward, leading the eye toward a dark, inky centre—the unknown, the leap, the transformation.
It’s about that moment of stepping forward, when the fear is still there, but you move anyway. And isn’t that what life is all about?
How This Artwork Can Transform a Space
Whether you're looking for a statement piece for your home, office, or creative space, "On The Other Side" brings:
🔥 Warmth & Energy – The fiery hues add vibrancy and passion to any room.
🌟 Depth & Meaning – A visual reminder to embrace change and push beyond self-doubt.
🎨 Versatile Display – Painted on a deep box canvas (46x61cm), it can be hung vertically or horizontally to fit your space.
For Those Who Love Bold, Expressive Art
If you’re drawn to abstract art that tells a story, this piece is for you. It’s for the dreamers, the risk-takers, the ones who stand at the edge and choose to leap.
Are you ready to see what’s on the other side?
➡️ Available now at Alma Cara Studio.
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