Happy is she who has been able to paint the last few days without too many interruptions!
I have always been fascinated with the process my mind goes through to arrive at an idea that leads to a painting. I suppose this is what this painting is about, ideas and choices. Like a plant sending down shoots into the soil, tenderly feeling it's way looking for sustenance.
I include pictures taken in differing light, as I wanted to get the photos as close to the actual color as possible. I used some metallic paint and it was really hard to get it to show the true shade.
The top photo is outdoors in natural light and the second is indoors under a bright light. This is a close-up of the details.
Oh well between Blogger, my camera, and the weather it is a miracle I was able to post anything at all!
I wish everyone a blessed Memorial Day and a stress free weekend....
Tina xo
Wow, now there is some imagination, how does a mind work that is this creative? Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBlogger has sure had a lot of problems this weekend, looks like we have our followers back, but I know people are still having problems posting and commenting.
Carol
This is my second go at a comment ( thank you Blogger!) I love this painting Tina. She is so beautiful, and you are so talented. 'My' Frida is looking at me now, and I at her. Wishing you a happy Memorial Day weekend ( I had to look it up in Google). Cx
ReplyDeleteHello Tina!!! It has been so nice to read your thoughtful and comments on my blog--THANK YOU for your kindness and friendship!
ReplyDeleteOnce again I am in awe and admire your creativity and talent. I like this piece because it's like it's showing the beautiful things that come from your hands and mind.
Very creative, great colors!
ReplyDeleteThis piece is glorious in it's creativity and vibrancy. You have a wonderful imagination sweet lady.
ReplyDeleteIt is truly a joy to see what you come up with.
Jo
love the richness of the colors you've used. the mind is an amazing thing, isnt it?
ReplyDeleteShe is wonderful!!! So glad you are finding creative time. I have not been. Oh well, everything has a season. Did you get over your phobia yet? So hard... I sympathize. I was just diagnosed with high blood sugar so I am working on that (which means little carbs and sugar as you well know - yuck...). But like you said - things could be worse.
ReplyDeleteNow this is diffeent and very exciting. Lots of symbolic work here. Love it.
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