48X36 oil on canvas
I sketched this in today and I’m going to let it dry before working on it again. I have been itching to move away from realism, but at the same time want to paint certain subject matter, like landscape and figures, without getting caught up in trying to represent exactly what I see. But still representing the image. I am going through my own personal modernist movement. For now it’s more about color and shape for me. There’s nothing too deep about my paintings, my work is just about me trying to recreate the beauty that surrounds me, in my own way. And I paint to satisfy my never ending drive to make things.
Fabulous colour and composition
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Thank you!! It was fun and freeing to do!
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I love this painting! The colours!
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Thank you! It was so fun to do! Or rather to start. I love color too and for some reason, I always hold back.
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Jill, I mentioned you in my last post today. I know we have just recently met, but I want my South African followers to start visiting your blog.
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Thank you! That’s so nice!!
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I absolutely resonate with the “never ending drive to make things”! Some people have that internal, inescapable need, and others don’t. I’ve also always been firmly planted in the first category, a life long “thing maker”.
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It’s s fun club to be in. But it can be expensive… and cluttery 😀👍
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I really like this one, Jill – especially the sky! It has a nice contrast between the intensity of whats on the ground with the softness of the sky. Lovely!
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Thank you! I appreciate your feedback. I’m looking forward to getting back to in and working on the land, trees, etc. But I love the simplicity of the sky. Thank you!!
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