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Looking Outside



This is an experiment....it is a direction that has been pulling at me for some time now.  My intention is to paint a series of indoor paintings and this is one where I am looking outside of my studio.   I just am not sure yet.  I love abstraction so much and this is definitely heading in that direction.  I did paint over a painting and so the surface is quite bumpy.  That isn't necessarily bad.  I went back into this painting and now I feel that I have captured the feeling of looking outside onto and very sunny morning.  I am also exploring softening the edges and adding a little more atmosphere.

Comments

Jerry Stocks said…
This is a great painting. I do not think you should change anything.
The purple drape really draws me into the painting. It makes me want to explore more. beautiful,i love interiors.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Jerry....I am satisfied...won't change a thing.

Cathy....thanks....the drape was a black color and that just wouldn't do....really had to work for this one. The only thing that I would change, and I am not going to, would be to change the interior room more of a blue-green. The next time.

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