Glass is another great challenge! Scroll down for last weeks post.
I’m figuring out how to do tulips best…
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I like the way they seem to be growing as I look at them. Reaching for the outside.
Les
I like the way the bottles flow into the shadows at the bottom on the first one. In the second one, the tulips are beautiful reaching out from the vase, and I love the colors and shapes you put in.
I like how you treated the ground plane on the glass, the colors. The tulips, I agree with Deb. Their reaching out and up for the light. Great colors.
Your glass is beautiful. I love those rich granulated blues…contrasted with the cool upper half of clear glass.
Your tulips are so fun to look at! They are reaching their necks out in all those delicious colors. I also love the way you cropped it. It makes for a strong design.
Such interesting shapes and colors in the glass of both paintings. I also like the way you’ve cropped the tulips. The purple brings your eye around the painting.
Your glass and tulips have just enough information which is very difficult to restrain from too much information
The glass bottles remind me of a cityscape! They are just so beautiful! And the dark foreground look like a flowing stream. Love the tulips!