Wine Pour
Andreas Magnusson
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Two flat colours and a fine line are what this picture is made of, and canvas gives all three something to sit on. The coral red field takes the weave and stops reading as a printed fill, the black half stays solid, and the cream outline of the face, hands and pearls keeps its thinness without breaking up. The ribbon of rose caught mid-pour holds its edge at every size. VINO is set in heavy black capitals at the bottom and the image runs edge to edge. Stretched over a wooden frame, it arrives ready to hang and needs no glass in front of it.
Two flat colours and a fine line are what this picture is made of, and canvas gives all three something to sit on. The coral red field takes the weave and stops reading as a printed fill, the black half stays solid, and the cream outline of the face, hands and pearls keeps its thinness without breaking up. The ribbon of rose caught mid-pour holds its edge at every size. VINO is set in heavy black capitals at the bottom and the image runs edge to edge. Stretched over a wooden frame, it arrives ready to hang and needs no glass in front of it.
Product ID CAN489202Coral and black are decisive, so the frame should stay quiet: black makes it graphic, an oak float frame warms the red and adds a shadow gap. Hang it where wine is poured, so a kitchen, a dining room or a bar wall, and it works at the end of a hallway where the red carries down the length of it. Keep what hangs near it plain and pair it with dark wood, glass and a little brass.
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Meet the artist
Andreas Magnusson is a Stockholm-based graphic designer whose creative path runs through music, touring, and live performance. That background shows in his work, compositions with rhythm, contrast, and an intuitive sense of timing. He works across a striking range of styles, from bold typographic posters to retro-inspired imagery and clean geometric design, transitioning from touring musician to digital design artist during the pandemic. His approach differs from project to project, ranging from image editing to illustration, with the end result always the most important thing. Whether working with typography, illustration, or image manipulation, Andreas brings a musician's improvisational spirit to every project, creating pieces that carry strong visual weight and hold their own on any wall.
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