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Sweet Seduction


I am following my instincts lately and trying something a little different that I am enjoying. I am abstracting the forms and trying to get the feeling of what I found exciting about the set up. I am pushing and pulling the paint to get not only the essence of the color but also the texture. I am having a lot of fun and feel freed from the absolute rendering of an image.

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Nancy Van Blaricom said…
Very good ... I think that takes some skill. The colors read very pretty on my monitor. I understand the frustration of photos not looking like the subject ... grrrr. *wink
April 07, 2011 7:10 AM
cathyswatercolors said…
Yay freeeedom! your paintings are always successful to me. I really love the color in the coming up roses painting but as i look more at your current post the colors are there as well, only more subtle.
April 08, 2011 5:38 AM
Mary said…
I really love this! Your "abstract realism" is a great way to put it, but unless one views the actual work the title just doesn't "live up" to the spectacular way you paint!! Fresh! Spontaneous! Loose! Great drawing skills! I love it!
April 08, 2011 11:21 AM
Anonymous said…
I can see the freedom! Luscious paint handling.
April 08, 2011 4:33 PM
Unknown said…
I can completely relate to this Linda. Life is short and we should at the very least push ourselves to our own excellence whether it's realism, impressionism, abstraction, whatever. The love of it just carries us...

ps - like the new look of your blog!
April 12, 2011 9:33 AM
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