These are two very different ones. Just exploring and having some fun…finally!
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Yay, I’m so glad to hear you’re having fun. Number 10 is so lovely up energy. Number 11 such a totally different feeling, it makes me stop and consider how I feel about it. (no word for it yet)
Les
I also like your #10. The looseness of how you did the flowers, leaves and background plus your color choices as always are wonderful.
# 10 is my favorite. I think it shows that you’re having fun, and I’m glad you are. The flowers look great, but the textures in your background are fabulous!
The top one’s beautiful. I love the yellow flowers. The bottom one is intriguing. Light on the left and an industrial dark area on the right. Possibly a figure? You really have my attention! Love the exploration you’re doing.
You make such delicious colors and textures… Both of these lead my eyes to wander and explore the shapes and the unexpected. I’m interested in your process. Are these a combo of paper collage and acrylic? #10 is beautiful… #11 intriguing.
They are both so interesting and different. Glad you powered through and enjoying pushing the color around again
They are both so interesting. Glad you powered through and enjoying pushing color around again!
These are acrylic and some handmade collage and just anything I can think of t make some texture and interest.
You’ve created such wonderful feelings in both paintings. At first glance the yellow flowers reminded me of a wedding bouquet. And in the second one I see glowing crystals surfacing on a river bank.