A more serious tone
September 17, 2016
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A wonderful tonal composition 🙂
Thank you Caren. I was pleased with this. It grew from the blue of its own accord, one of those rare seemingly effortless ones
Those kinds of moments are so special 😉 And result in the most satisfying of pieces don’t you think?!!
I’d say yes, but I’ve done a bit more and now I don’t like it! The victories are small and brief!
Oh No!!! There is always a very thin line between deciding between…finished/not?!
Usually overstepping the finish mark lets us know ;-/ Hope you can retrieve to a happy place????!
I have placrd it under a pile of other things and am refusing to talk to it!
LOL 😀
Wonderful painting.
Thank you Michael. I think it looks very human
I love the piercing look. I feel this person can see into my mind. Wow!
Yes! I see it now too. I should have called the post ‘I know what you did last summer’!
OA
You have a unique style which I love. Great yes of line and tone.
KA
Thank you KA always appreciate your encouragement. The canvas I found in Oxfam for £1.99 – already blue and it shouted out for a face to appear on it. It was one of those home interior packs where you are meant to arrange three little plain coloured canvases artistically on a wall. Have the two little ones left to play with.
dear. first thought “francis bacon” ? 🌟🌟🌟🌟
I will do as I always do – run to google images!
The colours in the table and plate seem to work with the painting, resonating with it. As well as the yellow being echoed in the work.
Yes they do. Entirely unintentional, thought I’d cropped the photo. So much that works seems to be accident, if only I could pull something off intentionally occasionally!