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Saturday, September 6, 2014

Day 6 of 30 paintings in 30 days

For day 6 of 30 paintings in 30 days, I'm joining Leslie Saeta at Slices of Life
  
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.
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12 comments:

  1. sheila 771:44 AM, September 06, 2014

    What good fun and a fascinating result. I can see lots of interesting patterns and shapes there.

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  2. Craftymoose Crafts7:01 AM, September 06, 2014

    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!

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  3. Fay Terry8:07 AM, September 06, 2014

    I really enjoyed my visit to your blog and I love the description of your method for this painting-you achieved a great result.

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  4. Anonymous8:28 AM, September 06, 2014

    I feel like I am entering a moody, dark jungle with mystery around every corner. xox

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  5. Denise Price8:38 AM, September 06, 2014

    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.

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  6. Divers and Sundry9:26 AM, September 06, 2014

    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!

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  7. ~*~Patty S10:42 AM, September 06, 2014

    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

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  8. Cindy McMath11:09 AM, September 06, 2014

    You achieve a lot of movement and texture in this piece - well done!

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  9. Jo Murray12:20 PM, September 06, 2014

    Great colours....and I LOVE all that impasto.

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  10. Donna:2:27 PM, September 06, 2014

    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 !!

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  11. pearshapedcrafting5:40 PM, September 08, 2014

    Wow! Love this, the little bit of help you gave the paint clearly worked! Chrisx

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  12. Krisha12:02 PM, September 09, 2014

    Very intense piece! Moody, but fun. Really like your color choices and the way moved them around and into each other. Great art!

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