Rococo6" x 6" oil on panel
I have deadlines to meet, one for a two-part painting commission and the other for a bunch of drawings for the upcoming summer season at my gallery in Invermere (a very popular summer destination for Calgarians), so I will be visiting the blog world only sporadically for a few weeks. I will post any images of artwork worth posting, though.
Happy spring!
10 comments:
lovely :)
Love it!!!!
unlike anything i've seen (you might have done this style before but i've not seen it)...and its wonderful andrea
oh, I LOVE this! Just bursting w/ energy.
And I love that you hint at what's below the ground, also. I draw trees a lot (badly, but obsessively) and am always working on the below ground, trying to figure how to show this.
You do it so beautifully!
Thanks, peeps! Paula -- I think it was a reaction to the monochromatic, tightly-controlled stuff I've been working on lately. And Hayden: I used to do a lot of that sort of thing, i.e. layered art that was as much (or more) about what was hidden as what you see. For example: http://www.flickr.com/photos/didrooglie/2452679464/in/photostream
thanks for the link there - I enjoyed the excursion!
like krazy energy baby
like the egg gone 'zerk
like spinning out into saturday august 5th at thetis lake 34 degrees and i've got the beers stashed under a big arbutus...
the big fan
wow, love the lines...er, curves of this tree! It's beautiful, Andrea!
It's a mass of pulsing energy and earthy colors! I love it!
fixed the link ;)
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