Gummy Bears Art Print | Limited Edition of 50

The Gummy Bears Art Print

Why a Gummy Bears art piece? Because I don't always paint ice cream! I actually really love to paint colorful piles of objects in hyperrealism -- like these super-cute gummy bears -- whenever I get the chance. The thing is, they often take me a really long time to paint, building up the layers and then filling in every single bit of space on the painting panel. I really enjoy creating the illusion of dimension with these paintings, with all of the light and shadows within the colors. When painting the original gummy bears painting this print is based on, I actually decided to eliminate the little logos that were on the gummy tummies because I wanted to paint the gummies the way we think of them or remember them. I didn't remember them being anything but really cute tiny bears with round tummies.

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• Based on an original 16" x 16" acrylic painting by Kim Testone
• Print size 16" x 16", paper size 16-1/2" x 16-1/2" (1/4" white border on all four sides)
• Limited Edition of 50
• Signed and numbered by Kim Testone
• Giclée print on heavy-weight museum-quality paper using archival Epson UltraChrome inks
• Unframed
• The original 16" x 16" acrylic painting on panel has been SOLD.

Art for Home

While many people automatically think "kitchen art" as a display space for dessert pieces, my prints are pretty versatile. I've seen many clients feature their prints in unconventional spaces: bedrooms, hallways, game rooms, offices and above their entertainment centers. In short, it's an adorable burst of still life color as both kitchen art or just anywhere you need art for your home.

Where to Find Out More

You can explore ice cream prints from Kim Testone here. For an extra pop of color and whimsy, be sure to also check out Kim's trompe l'oeil foodscape paintings here.

For more information on original paintings by Kim, see what's available here, or inquire about a commission here.

You can also connect with Kim on Instagram or TikTok, or tune in to her Twitch live painting sessions.