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clive mealin artist with disability autism national autistic society More about Clive Mealin

Crosses and Patterns, Framed Canvas

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Clive a keen member of the National Autistic Society art group, Artrack. He enjoys a range of artistic styles and techniques, but especially acrylics.  Crosses and Patterns was painted during Clive's abstract period, using acrylics on canvas. Clive uses art to communicate how he sees the world; how he sees and appreciates the finer details of the bigger, every-day things that surround him.

Crosses and Patterns is presented on a 38mm stretched canvas within a modern, deep, picture frame. The addition of the frame around the canvas creates a gallery-style piece of art, quite distinct to a plain canvas or traditional framing behind glass. The frame also sits approximately 5mm from the edge of the canvas helping creating a floating border.

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Sally Giles
Thrilled

Back in the late 69’s / early 70’s my mum
used to be a one to one to Clive at the Helen Allison school in Gravesend and when
We moved Clive always wrote to mum
And when she died he started to write to me until the present day and I have just redecorated and am absolutely thrilled at purchasing this beautiful painting it was beautifully packaged and framed perfectly. Thrilled with it it is gorgeous 💙

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Joanne
Stunning artwork that’s beautifully framed

I love this picture! It’s sits above my desk in my home office and it puts a smile on my face every time I’m about to start work. I love the green hue it has and that reminds me that there can still be some calm in the midst of all the busyness that is created by the crosses and other patterns - a great metaphor for life!

On a more practical note, I was a bit unsure about the black frame as most of my other pictures have traditional frames in neutral colours, with glass, but because the picture is so bright, the black frame really sets it off and it also looks good in an office environment where my computer monitor is also black. The abstract design looks great on a canvas too but it might look a bit unfinished if it didn’t have any frame around it at all and so I think the way it has been mounted works really well.

All in all, I’m really pleased to have Clive’s work on my walls and the fact that it supports artists with disabilities is a great bonus.