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'Polish #5' by Linda Hunt still life sketch


6X6"



I decided to try something a little different in this painting...what do you think?

Comments

Jo Mackenzie said…
I think it is brave with a capital 'B". Because the one bottle pointed at me is compelling and could be to forceful an element but because of where it is cropped it allows a tiny bit of breathing room . Just enough to let my eye wander in . Then the lipstick top balances that decision with being just 1/2 off the page . As if you are saying "I am playing with you" I am both coloring inside the lines and outside the lines too.
The perfume bottle is topaz fabulousness. The stopper just the right values to read as glass.
The reflected colors are so beautiful on the lower right hand side.
so what do I think?
Lots and lots....
I'm all in on this little gem.
Linda Popple said…
Jo said it all! I like it!!
martinealison said…
Une peinture très féminine... J'aime particulièrement sa composition et d'ici je peux presque sentir les effluve de ce parfum...
Une merveilleuse harmonie de couleurs.

Gros bisous à vous...
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Jo, Linda and Martine!
Susan Roux said…
Wonderful mix of secondary colors! Fun little composition as well.

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