Fiddle-Leaf Fig Botanical Watercolor Painting
by Deborah League
Title
Fiddle-Leaf Fig Botanical Watercolor Painting
Artist
Deborah League
Medium
Painting - Watercolor
Description
Watercolor of a single green and purple fiddle leaf fig leaf painted on a white background. Natural, colorful art not just for the walls of your home or office, but available in home decor items as well.
Besides being beautiful, this piece of natural art just might be good for you! Viewing pictures of things from nature can play a key role in creating a healing environment which can improve your mental state by reducing stress and anxiety, lowering blood pressure and reducing the need for pain medication. Studies show that the subject of art for this purpose is preferred in the following order; nature, animals, scenes of everyday life, portraits, urban landscapes and finally abstracts. If your home or office displays a few aesthetically pleasing photos of green art, a better mood, more productivity, and improved concentration might be closer than you think.
One 2006 study found that observing nature can improve productivity and concentration. People have higher life satisfaction and a more positive outlook on life when they are in proximity to nature. When humans observe, encounter, or otherwise positively interact with landscapes, animals, wilderness, or plants, there are several known beneficial physiological effects
Regardless of whether they regularly get out and enjoy nature, having nature in close proximity or simply knowing it exists is important to individuals.
The fiddle-leaf fig is very popular right now. It’s been featured on the pages of House Beautiful, the New York Times, and has been featured on blogs, from Popsugar to Gardenista.
Every era has its trendy houseplant. In the 1950s and ’60s, it was the African violet. In the ’70s, it was spider plants trailing out of macramé hangers. In the ’80s and early ’90s, it was the potted ficus. This decade clearly belongs to the fiddle-leaf fig.
People are struck by its sculptural quality; thin trunk; big, lush leaves, it's the perfect balance of volume and negative space. Indeed, designers love them because they have scale, work with a range of styles from modern to granny chic and seem to magically transform any room.
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May 21st, 2019
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