Flying Rainbows - Original Painting

What makes this original painting the perfect artwork for your home?

Bring the vibrancy and joy of nature into your home with “Flying Rainbows,” an original painting that fills your space with energy, colour, and life. This lively depiction of rainbow bee-eaters in action transforms any room with its striking hues and dynamic composition. Its playful elegance invites a sense of warmth and happiness, creating the perfect balance of modern sophistication and natural charm. Whether adorning your living area or brightening a creative workspace, this painting elevates your home décor while adding a touch of free-spirited delight.

This artwork will transform your home into a vibrant display of beauty, motion, and colour.

What is the story / thought behind this original painting?

My inspiration for “Flying Rainbows” came from the stunning agility and colourful beauty of rainbow bee-eaters. Watching these dazzling birds dart through the air to snatch bees mid-flight was mesmerizing; pure magic happening right before my eyes. I spent hours observing their vibrant feathers, their synchronized energy as they moved in groups, and their playful elegance. This painting is my attempt to capture that fleeting spark of life, movement, and colour.

Through fine brushstrokes and vivid hues, I’ve woven together their beauty and vitality, offering you a piece of that breath-taking moment forever suspended in time.

What materials and techniques were used to create this original painting?

This original painting was created using professional-grade oil paints on primed Museum Grade MDF, chosen for their rich colour and long-lasting quality. I use traditional layering and glazing techniques to build depth, texture, and fine detail, bringing the birds to life with realism and feeling.

Can I see how this original painting would look in my
home before I decide?

Yes, absolutely. If you send me a photo of your wall and let me know which original painting you're considering, I’ll create a visual mock-up to help you see how it could look on your wall. It's a simple way to feel more confident before making your decision.