Wow! Your daughter is amazing! That expression is priceless!
The sweetest thing you could do for me is recognize her beautiful soul. Thank you
You are welcome 🙂
What if there wasn’t a medallion that said “Lonely”?
Thank you for stopping by. I don’t know. What are you thinking?
Not much @ thinking.
It would mean the same thing. 🙂 Perhaps, we would know, in our own way. Perhaps, we would know much more?
(not sure if my previous reply came through).
Not much. Even if we didn’t know @ “Lonely” – we would know. Perhaps, we would know more. #Justsaying! 🙂
🙂 thank you for the idea. I am not much of an artist. My daughter did these. She is 16 and had the idea of describing different emotions with the paintings. Since I have posted them I have heard that generally those kind of paintings are left without labels. I guess so people can draw their own conclusions. The truth about my response to them was pride cause she is my baby. 🙂 I am not very objective. She is a deep creative human though and I enjoy watching her soul blossom. Again thank you for for kind attention to her work. Plato
The face is cool…and maybe lonely. But the buildings are even more lonely…I like the buildings most, they add such flavor. I mean, where is the woman standing? Is she going to jump?
OML, Fish! Talk about looking deeply into a picture… What an observation. I was looking at the surface. You were looking at the innards. That’s quite an art lesson.
lovely!
Thank you for stopping by. You are welcome here
It touches me deep within. It is so expressive and says so much…
She is a cool human. I’m glad I get to be around her
I cannot fragment this picture in pieces and say intelligent things, I can only say I like it very, very much.
I love this gallery showing! This one exudes a palpable sense of ‘Lonely.’ Very well done! She has a real handle on sketching!
Great one Plato!!
The contrast between the city colors and the Lonely Girl make this piece. The only highlight is her hair. I love the subtlety of watercolor. Is she using liquid water colors or cakes and mixing her pallet? Sorry, I art geeked all over you. Good morning dear Plato!
Good morning sugar. I don’t know what she is doing. I will ask her. You artist types have your own technical language I am not privy to. 🙂
A sculptor, not a painter, so it was the wrong pallet instead of palette. I used to paint a long time ago. You know the Prang water color set that was a part of every school year http://www.prang.com/art/paints/watercolors/oval-sets Eight classic color cakes that come with a paint brush. We used to mix the colors on the lid and use paper towels to blot the dripping water on the heavy water color paper, changing cups of water as the paint grew dark and murky. I’d love to see you paint your muse/soul. She is held captive by you. some days she leaks out other days she roars to the surface.splashing the walls with color while remaining transparent. Okay like a bass line in a song. ever present -a foundation to build upon that you feel as the melody rises above and compliments your core.
Have a good day! I’m going to play with Girlie and teach her the color red today. Maybe.
🙂 she has played with those for years. I find big red dixie cups full of brushes around here from time to time. Maybe some time I will let her be my teacher and try it. 🙂
Its fun to sketch a basic outline then paint outside the lines with watercolor. Better than acrylic paint or egg tempera. Close to ink painting. Thanks for the idea. Reminded that I can do that and not hurt.
She said she mixed those.
Good. My students have tubes of every color known to man and blink at me when I suggest they make a color. I’m not a good painter, but I like to see the building of skills and technique.
Look at the facial expression on her… Those eyes and lips are so haunting and sad. She makes amazing poetry with her hands. There’s so much soul there. Please tell her I said it conveys a real depth of feeling.
Wow! Your daughter is amazing! That expression is priceless!
The sweetest thing you could do for me is recognize her beautiful soul. Thank you
You are welcome 🙂
What if there wasn’t a medallion that said “Lonely”?
Thank you for stopping by. I don’t know. What are you thinking?
Not much @ thinking.
It would mean the same thing. 🙂 Perhaps, we would know, in our own way. Perhaps, we would know much more?
(not sure if my previous reply came through).
Not much. Even if we didn’t know @ “Lonely” – we would know. Perhaps, we would know more. #Justsaying! 🙂
🙂 thank you for the idea. I am not much of an artist. My daughter did these. She is 16 and had the idea of describing different emotions with the paintings. Since I have posted them I have heard that generally those kind of paintings are left without labels. I guess so people can draw their own conclusions. The truth about my response to them was pride cause she is my baby. 🙂 I am not very objective. She is a deep creative human though and I enjoy watching her soul blossom. Again thank you for for kind attention to her work. Plato
The face is cool…and maybe lonely. But the buildings are even more lonely…I like the buildings most, they add such flavor. I mean, where is the woman standing? Is she going to jump?
OML, Fish! Talk about looking deeply into a picture… What an observation. I was looking at the surface. You were looking at the innards. That’s quite an art lesson.
lovely!
Thank you for stopping by. You are welcome here
It touches me deep within. It is so expressive and says so much…
She is a cool human. I’m glad I get to be around her
I cannot fragment this picture in pieces and say intelligent things, I can only say I like it very, very much.
I love this gallery showing! This one exudes a palpable sense of ‘Lonely.’ Very well done! She has a real handle on sketching!
Great one Plato!!
The contrast between the city colors and the Lonely Girl make this piece. The only highlight is her hair. I love the subtlety of watercolor. Is she using liquid water colors or cakes and mixing her pallet? Sorry, I art geeked all over you. Good morning dear Plato!
Good morning sugar. I don’t know what she is doing. I will ask her. You artist types have your own technical language I am not privy to. 🙂
A sculptor, not a painter, so it was the wrong pallet instead of palette. I used to paint a long time ago. You know the Prang water color set that was a part of every school year http://www.prang.com/art/paints/watercolors/oval-sets Eight classic color cakes that come with a paint brush. We used to mix the colors on the lid and use paper towels to blot the dripping water on the heavy water color paper, changing cups of water as the paint grew dark and murky. I’d love to see you paint your muse/soul. She is held captive by you. some days she leaks out other days she roars to the surface.splashing the walls with color while remaining transparent. Okay like a bass line in a song. ever present -a foundation to build upon that you feel as the melody rises above and compliments your core.
Have a good day! I’m going to play with Girlie and teach her the color red today. Maybe.
🙂 she has played with those for years. I find big red dixie cups full of brushes around here from time to time. Maybe some time I will let her be my teacher and try it. 🙂
Its fun to sketch a basic outline then paint outside the lines with watercolor. Better than acrylic paint or egg tempera. Close to ink painting. Thanks for the idea. Reminded that I can do that and not hurt.
She said she mixed those.
Good. My students have tubes of every color known to man and blink at me when I suggest they make a color. I’m not a good painter, but I like to see the building of skills and technique.
Look at the facial expression on her… Those eyes and lips are so haunting and sad. She makes amazing poetry with her hands. There’s so much soul there. Please tell her I said it conveys a real depth of feeling.
🙂 yes mam