Traditional Watercolor Paintings by Geoff Pascual
Traditional Watercolor Paintings by Geoff Pascual
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“Mystical Adventure” is the ninth installment in my “Introductions” painting series.
Size: 24×36”
Limited Edition of 100.
Giclée printed on 100% cotton archival watercolor paper.
Signed by the artist - Geoff Pascual.
Shipped sealed and rolled in a sturdy mailing tube.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
Limited edition prints are first come first served starting with the lowest number. Please no special number requests.
“Mystical Adventure” is the ninth installment in my “Introductions” painting series.
Art prints available in 11×14” and 18×24” and 24×36” Limited Edition.
Giclée printed on archival polar matte paper.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
“Eclipse” is the eighth installment in my “Introductions” painting series.
Art prints available in 11×14” and 18×24” and 24×36” Limited Edition.
Giclée printed on archival polar matte paper.
To ensure maximum print life; display artwork in a frame behind glass/plastic and away from direct sunlight. (See framing recommendations here.)
Meet Geoff
Hello! I’m Geoff Pascual, a full-time watercolor painter based in Downtown Santa Ana, California. My goal as an artist is to bridge iconic and nostalgic anime with fine art craftsmanship using traditional media. Although many of my paintings feature familiar subjects, I challenge myself to represent them in thoughtful, refreshing ways through clever concepts and a distinctive style. In addition to finding my work online, I also travel to some of the top anime, comic, and gaming conventions across the USA.
Recent Work
My latest series explores familiar manga covers through abstraction and a loose watercolor style. the series was born from a reminder to myself to “just paint” and don’t fuss about the rest. The result was a more expressive and dynamic collection of work.
