I love the energy you put into your background. It gives a vitality and life to the foreground images, which are quite lovely. I can almost feel them dancing in a warm Spring breeze... Great colors, too...
Melinda's blog says the earth is sacred, and if it is so,the Magnolia is its prayer, and this painting of yours lets the Magnolia sing. I'm not religious, but the Magnolia seems to be joy expressed in a tree. It is the complete wow of spring, and makes us smile. Your painting captures this wow so perfectly.
Hi Linny!.... Love the elongated format to "house" this magnolia sprig. Your choice of a pastel palette really heightens the softness and delicacy of your blossomy subject!
A beautiful piece in every way!
Good painting! Warm regards, Bruce
PS Thank "You" for your gracious comment on my last post. Thougtht that it might be familiar to "You"!
I'm a visual artist living in Victoria BC Canada. I paint in either acrylic or oil in what is described as "a visit to a dream" style and/or Linnyism. To me, the visual world is a beautiful combination of colors, shapes and light swirling together in rhythmic patterns that feel like a mixture of Robert Gordon's "I Want to be Free" and Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World". When I paint I bring my interpretation of this beauty to the canvas. Welcome to Linnyland and thank-you for looking at my interpretations.
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As "Magnolia Sky" loaded on my computer, I whispered out loud, "Oh, wow."
ReplyDeleteLove the colors.
Love the texture in the background.
Love the canvas size.
Love the image of magnolias.
I love the energy you put into your background. It gives a vitality and life to the foreground images, which are quite lovely. I can almost feel them dancing in a warm Spring breeze... Great colors, too...
ReplyDelete-Don
Beautiful !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Especially with the light you have captured on the petals, and your vibrant sky.
ReplyDeleteHi Linny,
ReplyDeleteMelinda's blog says the earth is sacred, and if it is so,the Magnolia is its prayer, and this painting of yours lets the Magnolia sing. I'm not religious, but the Magnolia seems to be joy expressed in a tree. It is the complete wow of spring, and makes us smile. Your painting captures this wow so perfectly.
Take care,
Barbara
Wow Linny, those exquisite, waxy, wonderful magnolias. You have created a brilliant painting here. love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Linny!.... Love the elongated format to "house" this magnolia sprig. Your choice of a pastel palette really heightens the softness and delicacy of your blossomy subject!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful piece in every way!
Good painting!
Warm regards,
Bruce
PS Thank "You" for your gracious comment on my last post. Thougtht that it might be familiar to "You"!
Love the perfection of simplicity in this. Using monotones on the Magnolia works beautifully against that beautifully colored background.
ReplyDeleteThe movement and expression in the branches, and the delicate, perfect colours in this painting are LUSCIOUS!
ReplyDeleteLove the Magnolia ...
ReplyDeleteTHANK-YOU, Melinda!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Don! I'm happy to hear that the dancing in the breeze feel comes through to you.
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Doninique!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your great comments, Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your heart felt words, Barbara!
ReplyDeleteMuchos thank-you, Sheila!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Bruce - and happy painting to you, too!
ReplyDeleteThank-you very much, Gwen!
ReplyDeletePrabha - Thank-you!
ReplyDeleteKim, thank-you very much for your dear comments!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ron...
ReplyDeletethis caught my eye as i looked through your blog, it is beautifully executed... delicate in its existance.
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Rahina!
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