After the rain
This painting has been sold
Oil on hardboard 12" x 9"
This is another total rework of a painting I did about 6 months ago. I kept the basic shapes but reworked the whole surface. I was quite amused to conclude that it now looks a bit like a Clarice Cliff teapot (that wasn't the intention) but maybe there are some Clarice Cliff collectors out there :)
Oil on hardboard 12" x 9"
This is another total rework of a painting I did about 6 months ago. I kept the basic shapes but reworked the whole surface. I was quite amused to conclude that it now looks a bit like a Clarice Cliff teapot (that wasn't the intention) but maybe there are some Clarice Cliff collectors out there :)
8 Comments:
Hi Sheila, thank you for visiting my blog and the comment you left. I put you in the sidebar for so my regular visitors may find your work.
I really enjoy the strong design in this painting. The diagonal water feature in the downward facing crescent shape (looks like a "pac-man") and the dark area in the bottom right has a similar diagonal shape, like a pathway. It comes across as a metaphor for two worlds, one of light eating the one of darkness. Kind of like helping stamp evil from the world.
Well for all that I have read into the piece, it is marvelous for the landscape that it is. And interesting further for what it reminds me of. Very nice.
Gordon
Thanks Gordon for your interesting comments.
I LIKE the rework. Your bridge caught my eye for some reason. Look what I posted today!
Hi Debbie, thanks for visiting - yes I like your bridge too!!
This is wonderful, Sheila. I love the shapes and the reflection. Great job!
Thank you Diana. Nice of you to stop by!
This is so fantastic. The shapes pull you in.
Sheila, every one of these paintings is amazing. I have spent the morning looking at them all and I am in awe!
I added your link on my blog so others can see these.
Your way with color and design just ROCKS! Thanks for your visits to my blog. I so appreciate the comments!
By the way, I linked you.
Thanks Mary. It's good of you to stop by and leave such supportive comments. Thank you.
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