Thursday, 22 February 2018

30 Paintings - Day 22

I am still attempting to create abstracts on watercolour paper. Often, when my perception of a piece is 'that's interesting', I find my friends seem to really like that painting. Let's see what you think!
#1087 - Antennas - 7 x 10 acrylic on watercolour paper
This painting was, once again, intended to be quite different from the finished product. It just kept changing on me! The photo is upside-down from the way the piece was painted but this is the orientation I liked best.

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I would really like to hear what you think so please leave a comment!

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10 comments:

  1. Wild about Painting22 February 2018 at 16:37

    One of my faves of this challenge! This piece can be anyway the viewer wants to put it. It has good design.
    I'm sorry I can't reply to your comments on my blog right now. Having technical problems. My email is karen@karenknutson.com if you'd like to keep in touch that way till the problem is fixed.

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    1. Mellowood Gallery22 February 2018 at 18:04

      Thank you so much Karen for both your comments and your address - I will definitely get in touch. I am so glad you like this. One of the pluses for abstract - the viewer has more say - lol.

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  2. Joan Tavolott22 February 2018 at 16:43

    I like this one. It looks like an abstracted hillside town done in collage. It was interesting to read that the original orientation was the opposite way. Love how you experiment and get such great results!

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    1. Mellowood Gallery22 February 2018 at 18:06

      Thank you Joan. I just love reading everyone's different views on these abstract paintings - they really make me take a second, third and fourth look. BTW - I don't always get great results but I haven't thrown anything away yet this month.

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  3. Laurie Mueller23 February 2018 at 05:38

    I love the colors in this, and to me, it does look like a busy industrial town. And "Fire and Ice"- you can TOTALLY capture and convey movement, Val!

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    1. Mellowood Gallery23 February 2018 at 08:21

      Thank you so much for your comments, Laurie. Wow, 'a busy industrial town' - new eyes, new insights. Ain't abstract grand? Glad you like "Fire and Ice" too.

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  4. Sheila23 February 2018 at 13:04

    One of my favorites of the entire challenge Val!! Makes me think of the old movie, How Green Was My Valley. Love the industrial feel, combined with the lovely warmth, which softens the "hard" lines. Do I see a few figures as well.? Whatever this was supposed to be, I am so glad that this came to be. Awesome work my friend :)

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    1. Mellowood Gallery23 February 2018 at 13:31

      It just goes to prove that I don't know beans about my own work! So many people really like this painting and I was ready to chuck it. Thank you so much for your super comments Sheila - maybe I will frame this piece after all - lol.

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  5. Win Dinn, Artist27 February 2018 at 08:47

    Wonderful piece, Val and the composition is marvellous. I love this one.

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    1. Mellowood Gallery27 February 2018 at 09:27

      Wow! I must say I was surprised by your reaction as the colours are not what I think of when I think of you. Thank you so much, Win.

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