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Finger painting
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JJWilliamson
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Lovely painting, Pauline, quite haunting, in fact.
The sky, sea and beach come together to form a lovely eye-catching composition. An original perspective, I'd say.
It works so beautifully as a painterly painting, where you've achieved a balance between impressionism and realism
that really hits the mark. It's your use of colour that is reminiscent of the impressionists.
I also love the imaginative use of the canvas. Just great.
Is the foreground a tree or a grass? Couldn't be sure but fancied it might be the former. It gives depth to the pic'.
Another good one
Best
JJ
The sky, sea and beach come together to form a lovely eye-catching composition. An original perspective, I'd say.
It works so beautifully as a painterly painting, where you've achieved a balance between impressionism and realism
that really hits the mark. It's your use of colour that is reminiscent of the impressionists.
I also love the imaginative use of the canvas. Just great.
Is the foreground a tree or a grass? Couldn't be sure but fancied it might be the former. It gives depth to the pic'.
Another good one
Best
JJ
Long time a child and still a child
JJWilliamson wrote: The sky, sea and beach come together to form a lovely eye-catching composition. An original perspective, I'd say.
It works so beautifully as a painterly painting, where you've achieved a balance between impressionism and realism
that really hits the mark. It's your use of colour that is reminiscent of the impressionists.
I also love the imaginative use of the canvas. Just great.
Yay. Thanks JJ.Thrilled this works for you.
This is the type of painting I love the most.
Freedom to just push colour around, feel the painting emerge and take pleasure in the result.
I enjoyed painting this, and if someone else gets pleasure from it then that is my payback.
The foreground is a tree. An anorexic tree just to give depth.JJWilliamson wrote: Is the foreground a tree or a grass? Couldn't be sure but fancied it might be the former.
Thanks again for your imput JJ..