I wish I could post something more often here but in my desire to learn oil painting, I have been spending time on the small daily paintings. I have been working with my abstracts also but I feel they don't work right in small sizes so I prefer to take a little more time and do something larger. I enjoyed this one! It gives me the impression of a still life with fruit and flowers but I had already titled it so, I'm sure a profile will show up in this, anyway.
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One of my most Favortites. I love it!!
Wonderful painting - I am happy to have found your blog!
Thank you Pilan and Jessica for the visit and the comments.
Mary, you've outdone yourself on this one! it's so organic. my first impression was a lion fish. i CAN see where you get the fruit, tho.
Mary,
This is beautiful. Perhaps it is a profile of red and how it moves into our lives, how it moves our lives, how we are moved to find the richness of red. I love this.
Robin
Wonderful use of reds!!! It's HOT!
Thank you Billie, Robin and Johnnie!
Robin that is a beautiful way of describing the color. You are not only very good with art but a good poet also.
I LOVE RED! This is beautiful, I can see all kinds of profiles! At first glance it did look like a still life of some kind. Either way, I love it!
Hi Mary, I also saw fruit the first time I looked at your painting. It's really striking, and I just love red!
Thank you Paula and Cynthia! I did find a profile of a UFO or a fantastic creature.
This is a wonderful, rich and complex painting. I love it so much - just like everyone else!
Mary - this is beautiful - you are in a class of your own! Such a great artist!
This is my first visit to your site and I am fascinated. Having also a desire to paint a painting a day like others exhibit in their blog, I am a little afraid the constant pressure of life will not be a good marriage with the pressure of producing a saleable product every day. The abstracts do take more process than a representational postcard. Congradualtions for continuing a constant search in abstract textural paintings.
Hi Mary
sorry to write this here ... but I cannot find an email address to contact you directly.
just started a new Blog Link List called Art Blogs 4 U earlier this week. Please take a look 'cos I would love to have you on it if your are interested. But no worries if you art not.
Hope things are going well ... you haven't posted on this blog in a little while.
Best wishes in whatever you are doing ...
Lesley, thank you definitely I would like to. My email address is mlelevier@hotmail.com
I hope to post something tomorrow. I have one in progress and a charcoal drawing too.
Hiay, came from ArtBlogs 4U blog links.
This is a very rich painting and I agree it comes across as a still life. Just lovely. Gosh I have toyed with the idea of painting a day, but I can't even do a little sketch of the day in my sketchbook at the mo. I think it brave and wonderful to do a painting a day.
lovely work! So glad I found your work! namaste Elis.
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