08/14/2008 13:55:26

I really love this one - but I love your style too - very Rothko like and he's one of my favs.  Thank you for your comment as well on my kohl drawing -- I appreciate your support especially since you paint so WELL!!!!!

Many thanks - and looking forward to checking out your works.

Best - Jacci :)

03/19/2008 20:24:42

I just love this one . . . The simplicity of the white outline of the apples against  the colors you chose . . .everything works

03/18/2008 16:06:37

I can relate to that. I did an abstract piece of a youngster walking down a flight of stairs but I wasn't pleased with it at all no matter how hard I tried. So, I created something else over it just because I was angry and very tired of trying to get things right. Now, when I look at it I have fun because I always see different objects and patterns in it, which is a complete turn around from what was really going on in my head when I made it.

So, It's funny that you say that about your piece because it reminds me of what I went through!  

I adore this painting. It looks like you found and traced an organized image within the abstraction, which is really neat ^_^

 

02/06/2008 11:22:16

Thanks! - it does have a history...a history of frustration! It ended up being art by accident. I was trying to do an abstract cityscape with metallics and it wasn't working at all. So in complete frustration I smudged all the colors together and somehow I saw the apples come through. Strange how that works sometimes.

02/06/2008 10:22:37

Thanks for the comment on my painting! My pallette is sometimes bright, and sometimes dark.  It is not really my typical clor choice.... I really like this peice.  I think the feeling of the layering and the history of the painting revealed in spots.  The white line has that rough scratched out feel.  I like that! 

01/11/2008 17:08:16

Thank you for the comments about my paintings.  I'm intriqued with yours..I enjoy the abstract pieces.  These apples are strong.  A few questions...what media is used for the white and what media are you working in for your work?