I call this one "Swimming with the Big Fish." It is acrylic and 8 inch X 8 inch (20,32 cm X 20,32 cm). I used cool, calming colors, then created motion and a bit of dissonance one would feel if they were truly swimming with fish much bigger than they were.Thanks for your continued support of this project. Although I've retired my fan brush, I'm still painting up a storm each day. And I'm doing it because of your kind and generous comments that keep me going.
I can see you are settling into this now Elizabeth - I just adore this! The colours and the way they seem to move is simply wonderful! Halfway there now - so a pat on the back for that! Big cyber hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteI think you painted that just for me, am I right? -- my favourit color combination!
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely home dear Elizabeth!
Looks so peaceful...
a good place to live I think!
Happy newe week!
xxx
Susi
This one is truly awesome...very calming colors with just the right touch of adrenaline lest those big fish catch up with you!
ReplyDeleteThese colors are so appealing- very soothing to look at.
ReplyDeleteNice work. I think picking names for the pieces must be hard but this name is perfect.
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Love this one , Elizabeth! We went whale watching in Maine a few weeks ago and saw several groups of porpoises...this is very evocative of them moving through the waves.
ReplyDeleteYour comment on my blog had me laughing this morning. No body cast!
ReplyDeleteI am really enjoying your paintings.....no really I am! I sit and watch it slowly down load and see I can but a name to it as close as to what you've named it.
I was pretty darn close today!!!
I really like the movement in this one, can taste the salty air on my lips. Very well done.
ooo...I really like this one.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colours. These paintings will be a stepping stone to such fabulous work. I can't wait.
ReplyDeletePerfect name for this piece E...those colors are yummy too!
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Love this, my friend! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes I really like this! Love the colours and the movement - before I read your description I had already made my mind up that it was the ocean.
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