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Alhough this may seem like a "mood" piece, it's actually a "lesson" in values--color values. The white was splashed on at the last minute to lighten things up.
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Sly
Collection of paintings I've made since I retired in 2007. I'm no artistic master, but I am having fun playing with the paints given to me as a retirement gift.
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Give a retired English teacher an easel and a collection of paints and she plays. Then, she asks questions like: What would you have titled any of the pieces? What pieces are your favorites? Why did you pick those? How have you interpreted a few of the pieces? Next, she wants answers. Please use the comment feature to tell me what you think. I hope you enjoy the collection. Come back often to see how Sly has been spending her time.
Sly
4 comments:
this painting is awesome!!!i love the way the colors give it so much depth. it has lots of hidden pictures in it.(like the green face in the upper left corner). it a painting that u can never get bored. it's always changing. i love it!!!
I like the parallels in the left center--I'm seeing venetian blinds, or perhaps the fanned pages of a book.
OK, so I created my blog page too so I don't have to post anonymously anymore...
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I like this variations of the blues. The white added some contrast to kind of reflect the light through the blue times. I know I know...nothing to do with emotion...hogwash..
I see a spider web here, gathering things together in layers. It's not a web full of death, though; it's too bright for that. Looking at it again, I definitely see a weaving and gathering and reweaving. It's almost a ride of sorts.
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