On 2016-09-15 07:41, danlovestikis wrote:
That's much better. The first time I missed seeing the birds. I love those birds. Keep on painting and Posting because we are always here waiting for the next one. Hugs, Wendy
You are my precious art sister!
It's a such a great thing that SO many Great female artists are involved with our scene!
A nice balance to the mana...
More birds below my dear! Mahalos for your kindness and visits and conversation....
Aloha Ohana!
Wow... it's been over a month since last posting....
and now i'm buried in a Deluge of new paintings!
So here's some BRAND NEW ones
and i'll release some of the past month's treasures,as i get time...
Whenever the Seasons change
i get a manic creative overflow
Creative types who have mild cyclothymia share those symptoms
Somethin about feel in the air,i guess...
"Offering to the Fire Mountain"
15 x 39"
Acrylic on wood
Been having a Blast with these narratives!
Here's a close-up...
and here's an in-progress shot,just to show y'all how it looks before the polishing..
Here's a simple painting with bold graphic pieces and a smidge of texture
and color experimentation....
"the Afternoon Perch"
10 x 20"
acrylic on wood
Here's a painting of a shocking discovery inside a jungle cavern..
a Tiki with a bowl full of.....
Something Stolen!
"the Purloined Idol"
10 x 20
acrylic on wood
and a close-up....
and here's a painting that played with the cool damp atmosphere of a shaded jungle oasis...
"the Sheltered Glade"
10 x 20"
acrylic on wood
and a closeup to show the strange semi-transparency of the shield/mask fellow
and the branch that intersects him...
and here's the biggest baby out of the birth canal!
"the King's Journey"
a whopping 18 x 36"
acrylic on wood
a few details of the finished Journey...
a song,in the form of a bird
escaping the lips of the drummer...
One wonders if all the birds in this sky were created this way...
the rower.
the king,enjoying the cool ocean breeze...
i know.. i know..
i mixed the art of Hawaii,Solomon islands,Bali,and China in this style
Why not?
:)
Here it is in the infant stages
white pastel pencil over acrylic base on wood
some sponging around the edges and slow buildup of color
before applying the black paint...
That's it for now,Friends!
I promise to be back soon with the backlog of work from this month...
So leave a comment and take a walk around.
i left the screen door unlocked!
:)
