EXQART Canvas print decorative painting Portrait Canvas Painting Queen Bubblegum Posters and Print Blowing Bubbles Wall Art Picture for Living Room—60x80cm

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NA: I haven’t seen the original oil paintings myself, can you talk a little bit about the inspiration for your technique?

NA: And the idea of whether it’s considered creative without human input. Someone could input every piece of art you have ever made and then output versions. But the difference is the human element where there’s no human creativity. Once you’ve decided upon your chosen arrangement it’s time to get hammering! Measure the distance between your artwork as accurately as possible and hammer nails into the wall to hang your art on.MM: It has a lot of influences, actually. A lot of different artists. You have to find your style and in the beginning I didn’t really have my own, I was mostly copying people, like copying what [ famed Italian artist and movie poster illustrator Renato] Casaro did. It’s very important that you find your own signature. I think [with] the bubble gums, you cannot really plan for such a success. It’s impossible. My stomach tells me what’s right and what’s wrong. It’s for my own satisfaction. I’m happy that something lit and got so viral — I was amazed, actually, by it.

Easy to do, follow our simple steps below to create a picture wall with your Pink Bubblegum Queen Portrait Canvas.1. Curate and refine your collection of artwork. Select coherent art that flows and add and subtract art prints that fit / don’t fit your chosen aesthetic. We also think that the Pink Bubblegum Queen Portrait Canvas would make a rather lovely gift for that naughty friend or family member who loves cheeky homeware and artwork that makes them laugh.Toronto’s vibe is “a more relaxed New York,” he says, during a trip where he also spent time consulting on interior design that will integrate his art within Q Tower, a 60-story residential tower planned Toronto’s Harbourfront neighborhood. That’s Q as in “Queen” — the theme is monarchy and, pre-construction, a monumental version of Moebius’s “Queen Bubblegum” will adorn the sales presentation centre’s exterior, visible from the Gardiner Expressway. His original oil paintings of Her Majesty and Audrey Hepburn also make a rare visit to Toronto at Galerie de Bellefeuille (Sept. 22 to Oct. 3). MM: I’m also kind of curious about AI and the fact that we’re getting visually overstimulated, and tired, because this is moving so fast. Everything is. How can you impress, in the future, your audience with a new idea? But things made by humans will always be special and will always make a difference. AI cannot look at my brain — AI eventually cannot compete with it for ideas. Down right quirky and oh so fabulous, the regal, poised and elegant Queen print will never fail to make you smile. A mischievous Queen blowing bubblegum, the artwork will be loved by anyone who is looking to inject humour, wit and character into their home. A traditional renaissance portrait of a Queen with a modern and super quirky twist! The regal Queen in this art print is playfully blowing pink bubblegum from her mouth. How damn fantastic is that?!