Little lost Tiki's Art Chronicles and Stuffs! Page 70!A brief Return,BUT! Some new pieces to Delight YOU!!! - Other Crafts

T TikiMango Member Satellite Beach, FL Joined: Jun 17, 2008 Posts: 798	T TikiMango Posted posted on Wed, Nov 25, 2009 4:14 AM Ruzic, great stuff! You must have some sort of organic time machine crammed in your brain somewhere in order to will into existence the time required to do all these terrific paintings. After the Feast- the black soulless background really lets your style of painting POP! Sometimes your backgrounds can get a bit too busy for me, but the black adds a tad of restraint. I like the lose brush work on the skulls and masks. Greed- has great flow and detail. I enjoy seeing all your paintings, tiki or non. I can't wait to see this masterpiece completed. The Approaching Storm- the purple sky really sets the mood for this painting, perfect. You leave us to interpret if the skulls are cannibalized remains or washed-up remains of sailor-explorers. A subtle lightning bolt might have been interesting, but obviously not needed. An aside, I never commented on Silent Valley- the shade of blue you had used in the skull eyes was very complementary to the greens in the piece. I've been in that misty haze before, you rendered it well.

Ruzic, great stuff! You must have some sort of organic time machine crammed in your brain somewhere in order to will into existence the time required to do all these terrific paintings.

After the Feast- the black soulless background really lets your style of painting POP! Sometimes your backgrounds can get a bit too busy for me, but the black adds a tad of restraint. I like the lose brush work on the skulls and masks.

Greed- has great flow and detail. I enjoy seeing all your paintings, tiki or non. I can't wait to see this masterpiece completed.

The Approaching Storm- the purple sky really sets the mood for this painting, perfect. You leave us to interpret if the skulls are cannibalized remains or washed-up remains of sailor-explorers. A subtle lightning bolt might have been interesting, but obviously not needed.

An aside, I never commented on Silent Valley- the shade of blue you had used in the skull eyes was very complementary to the greens in the piece. I've been in that misty haze before, you rendered it well.

Post #495619 by TikiMango on Wed, Nov 25, 2009 4:14 AM