What an interesting mood ?..Sometimes it's as if the picture reveals itself as I go along. this time I've left the composition fairly loose (except for my face) and want the overall effect to evolve..usually I have complete control of what is going on..nothing wrong with that..but I want to try something new..
I'm pretty sure of the gradation of colours I want for the sky, but no idea what to do with the background. Let's see what develops!
Wow, it's beautiful. I love art, I play with painting sometimes. I've always been afraid of painting people, though, they never look right to me when I paint them. You looks perfect.
You wrote on my blog about the Alchemist. It wasn't that recently -- I read it over the summer -- but it was an excellent book. One of the kind of books that I hold on to so I can re-read again.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'll be back to keep track of the progress of your painting. Actually, you've inspired me to post a shot of the painting I've started. I've been waiting until it's done, but the progress is interesting too!
Thank you all for your encouragment!Each picture for me is a journey..they take relatively so long to do,so lots of things happen in my life as I do them.The things that happen, and the things people say to me affects the next picture..so who knows..something written here might trigger the 'Alchemy'(like 'Four Candles') and turn into a picture!
"Welcome to my particular 'dance of life'.In these pages you'll see me producing artwork using millions of individually drawn dots of ink called 'Hyperpointillism'. You'll also see photographs..drawings and paintings.I endeavour each day to keep you up to date with whatever I'm working on giving a candid and honest insight into the life of an artist.Why not join me each day?....afterall,in life we're always learning...in the Eternal Dance, we're all just beginners"
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Well underway! What I cant figure out is how you achieve that dotted effect...
Wow, it's beautiful. I love art, I play with painting sometimes. I've always been afraid of painting people, though, they never look right to me when I paint them. You looks perfect.
You wrote on my blog about the Alchemist. It wasn't that recently -- I read it over the summer -- but it was an excellent book. One of the kind of books that I hold on to so I can re-read again.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'll be back to keep track of the progress of your painting. Actually, you've inspired me to post a shot of the painting I've started. I've been waiting until it's done, but the progress is interesting too!
This is wonderful. I am totally enjoying watching the progression of the painting so much I almost don't want it finished.
I'm waiting to see what you do--but am sure, it will be as outstanding as ever.
Thank you all for your encouragment!Each picture for me is a journey..they take relatively so long to do,so lots of things happen in my life as I do them.The things that happen, and the things people say to me affects the next picture..so who knows..something written here might trigger the 'Alchemy'(like 'Four Candles') and turn into a picture!
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