I am challenging myself to work on my art every day and create a minimum of 2 finished pieces each week. My intention is to explore ideas and techniques and push myself beyond my comfort zone. I will be working in a series with several different images. My interests at this time are drawing, line, texture and color. I will be posting exercises and challenges for myself and any others who wish to join in the Creativity Journey.
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Sunday, April 10, 2011
WORKING IN A SERIES!
Here is another in the series I am doing, tentatively titled "Evelin's Friends". Usually the images look better after I photoshop them, but this time, the actual painting color looks better in person. Duplicating the color exactly is beyond my skill, but you can get the idea. I will try and rephotograph the image when I get home. This series is a little different than how I usually work. I am taking a number of older people and creating "conversations" with each combination. I have the next one planned out. Hopefully, I will get chance to start it on Tuesday.
This is looking so lovely, so dreamy, Myrna!
ReplyDeleteGlorious work again, glad there is more coming, I'm getting greedy. Awesone!
ReplyDeleteReally like this with it textures, light and thoughtful contemplation of the subjects.
ReplyDeleteI love Evelyn's friends...I want to get in on their conversation. They are beautiful "ladies"...you are an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a winner!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Myrna,
ReplyDeleteGreat work. I love the quiet, introspective looks on these two "seasoned veterans". Just beautiful.
And you'll be pleased to know, "Bozzetto Number 3", is keeping me company in my studio every day. It's an inspiration and a joy to see.
Sincerely,
Gary
beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat concept! love the texture with the stamps, the layers and the light :)
ReplyDeleteI love this one!
ReplyDeleteI am really having a great time following your blog. I'm a big fan. Best regards, Wm
ReplyDeleteThank you, all! This is one of those paintings that show up when you keep mixing it up and trying new ideas. I appreciate all the support.
ReplyDeleteI love this closer up composition because I feel like I am sitting with them. The colors, transparancy, layers and amazing technique drew me to this paintng.
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