My daughter hates this picture. Possibly if I would use pastels, I could pull off the change of Night & Day. I'll try that next time. I've used water color pencils.
Take a look at all the clever and wonderful PPF players.
Blessings,
Janet
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I am not here because of PPF, but came because I saw your comment Inspiration Ave. Since I've been through two horrible floods in my basement in the past three years due to broken pipes, I can empathize with your fear of water. And then I saw your water for PPF. I actually like this kind of water.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..I love this bold color palette...vibrant and magical to me..i think it is a wonderful piece!
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Just keep painting ~ the essence is there ~ pastels are playful and forgiving and try a larger size ~ LOL ~ glad I help you to think ~ now trust yourself and your muse and Play! It is only paper! hugs ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe important thing is if you like the painting! Painting is all about colors and having fun and you seem to be doing that.
ReplyDeleteA happy, bold painting. I love the vibrancy of the colors.
ReplyDeleteFor every person that hates a piece of art there is another person who loves it in equal measure! Art is so personal and subjective, judge your art by how it makes you feel. I really like the texture of your piece and the deep colors. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteOh nice!!! I always wanted to try the pencils! Love the colors! Deb
ReplyDeletebeautiful colours, I like it in its simplicity.
ReplyDeleteWonderful concept! What a cool idea - thank you for sharing! xoxo
ReplyDeleteBeauty is in the eye of the beholder and I think this is beautiful. Light and dark are hard concepts to achieve but you are on the right path. If you like it and are happy then it has fulfilled it's purpose.
ReplyDeleteHi Janet, I like your painting and everyone is right, if you enjoyed the process and learned a thing or two from your painting then it was a success. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF, a little late ;)
Jaime