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My Treasures II

Once again I will need to photograph in the daylight because the colors aren't as intense as they are in true to life.  I really cut loose with this painting.  I focused once again on my 'treasures'....my stash of still life objects to paint.  I kind of enjoy this because I don't have to compose a story....I like things to be quite natural.  With this it is about the objects...their relationships to one another...color....interaction.....It is about letting my feelings come through the painting.  I am either going in the wrong direction or in the right direction....I think I will just need to weather this one through.
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LindaHunt said…
Thank you Sue...having a great time of it!
April 27, 2016 6:46 PM
Marcela Strasdas said…
I really like it! Love how lose it id and the palette, lots of interest to keep me looking :)
May 27, 2016 7:03 AM
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