For this painting, Lela Stankovic (PADT)asked us to be careful in this composition with the lost and found edges;our aim was to engage the viewer's mind as he gets subtle hints about what is not visible.
The advice was:
Avoid “fruit bowl effect” , having everything screaming for attention with an equal vibrancy. Slightly colored “grays” and “browns” are still very valuable balance in a painting. They allow our vibrant lights to thoroughly sing.
It was an interesting challenge, and I was happy to paint that.
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| oil on canvas paper 7"x10" |
The advice was:
Avoid “fruit bowl effect” , having everything screaming for attention with an equal vibrancy. Slightly colored “grays” and “browns” are still very valuable balance in a painting. They allow our vibrant lights to thoroughly sing.
It was an interesting challenge, and I was happy to paint that.
Very successful painting Sylviane, the light coming in is fantastic and so is the composition.
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Beautiful painting, Sylviane. Your tomatoes glow and the leaves are painted beautifully. Love the drop.
ReplyDeleteYou really met this challenge head on. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWow, This is a beautiful strong painting, Sylviane, Love the colours and lights and darks!!!
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