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SILVER ORNAMENT


I have worked and worked on this painting and I just am not sure what I am after but I haven't achieved it. I think greater harmony.

Comments

Kim Rempel said…
Nice! That's the looseness I'm looking for. Want to send some my way? : )
Karen Bruson said…
Wonderful subject. Great reflective light.
Linda Nickles said…
Beautiful brush strokes, and nice reflections.
Virginia Floyd said…
This is great! I don't think it needs major adjusting!
LindaHunt said…
Thanks to all of you for your comments...I added a little warmth and was happier with the results.
It's fabulous! You have captured just enough. It definitely feels like the Holidays and your use of colors and brush strokes give it a delicate look. It's glittery and festive, love it!!

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