.JPG)
with this latest entry. I started this one by pouring various colors of paint over the substrate, then turning and twisting the piece. It didn't run as well as I would have liked, so I took a palette knife and moved the paint around. Since this is Day 6, I'm calling it "Six degrees of separation." There are also six predominant colors in this: black, turquoise, pink, orange, green, and beige.Thanks as always for your continued support. You have NO IDEA how grateful I am for each of you and your kind comments.
Dollar Exchange Rate
12 thoughtful remarks:
What good fun and a fascinating result. I can see lots of interesting patterns and shapes there.
Bold and beautiful! I can imagine this one was fun to do.
Boy did I have a good smile last night when I went to read your comment--which strangely, I could read! When I mentioned it to DH he said try holding it up to the mirror which I did, but nope, that didn't do it. But I was able to read it anyway--strange how the brain works!
I really enjoyed my visit to your blog and I love the description of your method for this painting-you achieved a great result.
I feel like I am entering a moody, dark jungle with mystery around every corner. xox
30 paintings in 30 days--what a great project! I went back on your blog and looked at your previous five paintings, too. It seems like a lot of fun to play with different abstract techniques. This particular painting is my favorite of yours so far. I just really love all the energy and movement in it.
I think you have a real talent for the abstract. I think you should consider entering these in a show, or maybe having a booth/tent at a craft fair. Somebody would buy these, definitely!
Abstract art always leaves me at a bit of a loss for words...
that said I really like your colors and all of the movement you have going on.
oxo
You achieve a lot of movement and texture in this piece - well done!
Great colours....and I LOVE all that impasto.
Love this 6th degrees.... very moving, and lots of action going on...
Great color choices. I will have to go back and look at the other 5 now !!
Wow! Love this, the little bit of help you gave the paint clearly worked! Chrisx
Very intense piece! Moody, but fun. Really like your color choices and the way moved them around and into each other. Great art!
Post a Comment