03/30/2008 16:26:59

Hi and thanks for visiting my blog recently,

You have wonderful, saturated colors in your artwork. Very vibrant and interesting still lifes.

A couple of folks left tips about M. Graham oils, which are a walnut-oil based paint (rather than a linseed oil-based paint) and I'm up for trying a tube. Sounds interesting.

Keep on following your heart.

Joan T.

 

03/30/2008 06:22:18

Thank you for your kinds words.  It appears that we share an interest in vivid color. Your still lifes are particularly saturated and, I think, your strongest work.  Some in the art world would criticize your "eclectic" taste as being "all over the map".  Life is too short to worry about that....you need to paint whatever interests you.  However, once you decide to have your work carried by a gallery, you may be asked to focus your work more.  I think your still life work is the most compelling and promising, should you decide to do this.  Sincere best wishes!

 

Steve

03/11/2008 17:18:52

Thanks for visiting my site, and for your positive comments.  From looking at your gallery it's almost like 2 or 3 artists in one because the titles and techniques vary considerably.  I like Ellen's comment about "juicy colors".  Right on.

03/11/2008 07:21:55

I agree that you are very ecclectic, and I think your colors are very vivid. But I especially like your animals especially the horses.

02/24/2008 19:26:55

It's refreshing to see some one paint a horse that looks like a horse should.

02/14/2008 17:33:39

I especially like your still life paintings.  Gorgeous, juicy colors, and wonderful, interesting compositions.

01/26/2008 09:14:14

I'm assuming your work is in acrylics, yes? Great color in all your stuff.

01/26/2008 08:11:44

Nice stills!